Disable: USB power delivery in soft off state (s5/s4).

Disable: PCI express native power management.

Set OS type to: Windows UEFI mode / Windows 8 etc… just no Other OS!.

Dot not set it to: disable, enable, auto, smart auto! If you have Intel raid setup with Intel RST, that is good, then you can skip step 1 '‘change the XHCI setting’'. If you don’t see some of those options… Then just skip it and finish the ones you see in your bios. This might be helpful for those whose BIOS has the options listed, unfortunately this is not the case for all systems. Step 3: Bios settings (don’t skip these this!)

Uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.Double-click the top USB Root Hub entry.Double-click Universal Serial Bus Controllers.Advanced tab > USB Selective suspend settingsįree up space on your USB bus, helping your PC to recognize devices and install drivers correctly.Click Settings under Performance, the Performance Options window will appear.Advanced System Settings > Advanced tab.In big studio projects when this option is on you will get problems with some VST’s and the yamaha driver because they lost connection. You don’t want your USB keyboard/USB devices being disabled if you leave your computer for too long. Step 2: Make sure you have changed these Windows powerplan settings: You are using no USB HUB for your audio interface, if you want to use a HUB don’t use powered HUB.You are using original Steinberg usb cables, if you need longer usb cable it will work only with certified USB cable up to max 3 meters length.You are running your OS harddrive on GPT, NO MBR!!.Latest drivers for your Steinberg hardware.The latest drivers for your motherboard.This because Windows can install universal drivers that are not supported. The latest drivers for your motherboard USB/USB-C/Thunderboltt/ etc…ĭo this by checking your motherboard manufacture website.Step 1: First make sure you have checked: Please check step 1 & 2 before you go to bios settings and change things! When Intel Turbo Boost Technology is enabled.On new systems this option is sometimes automatic on (Other OS)

When using other OS Type setting in bios instead of Windows UEFI mode.Internal windows audio driver is disabled in bios.It seems that the Yamaha driver can’t communicate right sometimes when : I did step 1 and step 2 like many others but noting helped… When i switched the OS Type in the bios from ‘Other OS’ to ‘Windows UEFI’ it worked! and fixed it!But… if you are running on MBR this will not have any effect … so please carefully make sure you do step 1 & 2 before you change things in the bios with step 3. Make sure complete all the tasks below step by step. Maybe this helps… users reported that some of the settings below helped.

Fix device manager