I then reinstalled with the clone - went perfectly! Crazy!!!!!ĭoes anyone have any tips for getting past the error? Could something be wrong with this particular physical device? I'm really frustrated.
Numark usb audio driver error 0x0005 install#
I also tried the install using the original driver that I used for the clone - it didn't work either. Uninstalled Guitar Rig 5, tried ASIO4All (which isn't compatable with the guitar link), and the third/final "comptalbe" driver provided by Behringer (ASIO2KS), all to no avail. To make a long story as short as possible, I basically did everything I know to get this thing to install - Changed ports, uninstalled/rebooted a dozen times.
The install hung for a little over a minute, then gave me the "Error: Timeout 0X0005" message. So, anyway, at that point, I connected to the same usb port. I noticed that when it came to the point where it asks you to connect your device, it mentioned, ".if it isn't already connected" - the exe that I'd been using required that your device be unplugged to begin the install. When the pc rebooted, I went through the install for the UCG102, just like I'd done twenty times before, with the clone. I disconnected the clone's usb, uninstalled the driver in the system "Device Manager" and rebooted (i'm using Windows XP on that machine). 2.8.14 was created in 2007, and there's no update for it. I noticed that the provided ASIO driver for the new one is the exact same driver I'd used for the clone - v. I purchased a genuine Behringer UCG102 (the white one) on ebay - brand new/unopened, for $35 - free shipping! It arrived yesterday. I was jammin! Well, here we are, two years later, and the clone guitar link is creating a huge constant hissing noise, and the headphone jack is failing. Back when I installed it, I used the Behringer ASIO driver - v. For two years now, I've been using that cheap generic, black Behringer Guitar LInk clone that alot of us out here are/have been using (because it's so inexpensive).
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