I commend focusrite support for being active on these forums and trying to provide solutions, but the problem lies in the asio driver for the scarlett interfaces (this is an engineering problem, not a support problem). The fact that, for two completely different computers, I can switch to an older, crappier interface with a different proprietary driver confirms that the problem is the focusrite asio driver, not any windows settings, bios or processor settings, or anything else. There are only two real solutions to this problem:ġ. Focusrite have really good support for their products, this is one of those time where is best to visit their website for the latest drivers. focusrite writes a new asio driver that resolves these issuesĢ.
If that fail there is direct links to the drivers below.
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