It's shame that the world is changing and you do not make any step forward, the whole world knew that Windows 7 is on the way, but BEHRINGER team did not found the time to publish drivers for their products running on Windows 7 (32 and 64 bit). Worse, for them as there is no 64 bit versions of OS ( i found that there i no Vista 64 bit driver for their product).
So, if any of you are trying to make your Behringer hardware work on Windows 7 - read answer I got from Behringer online support:
Customer (Milos Jelenkovic)17/11/2009 06.51 AM
yesterday i have installed my new OS - Windows 7, but i seems that USB audio interface cannot be installed. It says error 0x0006. I have turn off windows automatic driver install, thought it may help (because it installs it own drivers for USB Audio Interface), but still no help.
What should i do?
Have I t wait for Windows 7 drivers?
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Response (Eddie Rasguido)17/11/2009 02.34 PM
Windows 7 drivers are currently under development. Please check our website in the near future for announcement and release date.
So, everyone that have same problem as me should fall into hibernation while Behringer is writeing drivers for Windows 7 (32 bit & 64 bit version!), those with XP or Vista 64 bit should buy some other hardware by some other manufacturer.
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