M-Audio M-Track Solo driver issue?
[TL;DR]
- Had an issue where it seemed like voicemeeter was picking up M-Track Solo's drivers.
- Tried repairing & removing -> redownloading driver => did not work due to error
- Tried going to services.msc and doing something there => did not work due to error
- Tried uninstalling windows updates => did not work due to the updates coming back
[The Question]
Is there any other option that I can do to fix this issue?
[The Start]
Hi, I use voicemeeter (banana) to re-route my audio interface with Voicemeeter AUX Input in order to play rocksmith 2014. I use something called RSASIO to use an asio input device (in this case my audio interface's second track) to send to rocksmith. (I am currently using Windows 11.)
[The Issue]
The problem is that I noticed that on voicemeeter, the output device I chose (A1) was flashing red, and with some searching I found out the drivers were an issue, and voicemeeter seemed to not be picking them up.
[What I Tried]
So then I tried to repair the driver using the driver that was given in the product page of the M-Audio M-Track Solo.
( This can be found here: https://www.m-audio.com/support/downloads )
However, when I tried doing that I noticed there was an error message, "Service 'M-Track Solo and Duo Audio Device Monitor' (MTrackSoloDuoAudioDevMon) failed to start. Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start ssytem services."
I again looked up into this, and found some similar cases (but they were not related to my driver issue).
From the sources, it stated that I had to use services.msc, find the service, go to Properties, go to the Log On tab, change the setting of 'Log on as:' from 'Local System account' to 'This account', choose a specific account, enter password and click apply.
So I did that and started the service from the general tab and got another error that said, "Error 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fasion."
Again, I searched, but could not reach a suitable conclusion in trying something else in this path.
I believe this happend after an update that I did yesterday, due to being able to play rocksmith without trouble 2 days prior.
So another thing I tried was trying to uninstall the recent updates. However, after clicking uninstall for the updates that were in Settings -> Update history -> Uninstall updates, when I rebooted the laptop, the updates were back.
[Edits]
I have also tried removing -> reinstalling voicemeeter