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The problem is the 11th gen Intel CPU has a conflict with the drivers for your internal audio device. You'll need to get an update from Acer, sorry!
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DDJ-SR2 hardware failed to connect... Windows 10
Hi,
I bought a new Acer Aspire 5 computer with 11th generation Intel i5 1135G, 16 GB of RAM. I've been using the DDJ-SR2 for 3 years on two different computers and there has never been a problem. Right after installing windows 10, everything worked fine, but after a few days of installation, Serato does not detect the controller and the same message still appears: DDJ-SR2 hardware connecting. This can take up to one minute and then hardware failed to connect. Please try again. Of course, nothing changes. I read on the Serto website that there is a problem with the 11th gen of Intel processors and Realtek audio drivers? I installed drivers for the sound card: older from Acer page, Windows installed newer (via automatic update), but it didn't change anything. What can I do in this situation? I am using Serato with the latest version 2.4.4, Windows version 10 Home, 20H2, 19042.746. Please give me tips on what I can do. Kind regards!
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Do you have an older version of Serato you could try and open? You can download other versions from the Serato site.
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Tried with a few earlier versions, it has no effect on the connection. Any additional ideas?
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By internal audio device you mean my laptop's sound card which is Realtek Audio, or the audio from the DDJ-SR2 Controller? Who should I write to, Acer or to Realtek? Is there any chance that Pioneer can do something about it?
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Lukasz,
You need to get an updated driver from Acer; Realtek is the manufacturer of the audio chip, but Acer is the one who bundles the driver for their computer.
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