No Behringer 64 bit drivers for Guitar Link USB interface.

Did you install the mic's drivers before plugging the mic in? Have you tried it on 32bit operating systems other than Win 7? I don't think it will be an audio driver problem ie: asio4all. But because the OS doesn't recognise the driver automatically it might indicate where the problem lies. I am not familiar with this particular mic ( I use AKG cs1000s with Zoom R16 audio interface ) but I know there can be issues with some 64 bit systems and certain audio hardware. Nothing in the Behringer forums?

I have the same interface and also the light is orange rather than blue. Check this article where I quote:
"This (USB) light will be blue on older models of this unit and orange on newer models of this unit."


Setting up the UCG102 on Mac

If you're not using ASIO4All then do, if you are getting a time out on the download the problem is with the site or your ISP most likely. Try another site.

Mic level in the windows control might be muted or off. The sound functions are a control panel iterm Or in Macs it is a CDEV.

Also check to make sure the program has that input enabled as well.

and make sure you start out with fresh batteries, double check where you have things plugged in, so you are not plugged into the worng port plug on the computer

If you get beyond the 32/64 issue, check the audio setup for your audio device in your windows control panel. If your USB interface both recieves from your guitar and sends audio to your external amp, make sure BOTH the input and output to the USB are listed as the in and out in the "VOICE" tab when you go to the control panel and "Sounds and Audio device properties".:

it won't work beacuse on windows xp64bit only 64-bit kernel mode drivers are supported.....

I couldn't find any drivers available for Windows 7. However, you may be able to run it in 'Compatibility Mode'

See: How to run in compatibility mode Windows 7
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html

US-122 Windows Drivers: v. 3.40 Release Notes (download)
- v. 3.40 Windows Vista and XP Driver (download)
- v. 3.30 32 Bit Windows XP driver (download)
- v. 3.30 64 Bit Windows XP driver (download)

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Use ASIO4ALL instead of the behringer drivers. www.asio4all.com

what you need to do is install the asio4all driver then select file, adio midi settings and where it says behringer audio codec click the arrow and select asio4all then click the configure button and in the wdm list you must activate all the items under audio codec and the audio speaker under High Definition audio device this will allow it to work through the speakers, or just leave it how it is and plug in a set of headphones. make note though that your speakers will play nothing else but the guitar sound. all other music internet sounds, the lot will no longer work as your ucg102 is high jacking your sound card to produce the sound from your guitar. hope this helps.

Hi Witalorant,

I have searched the driver for your motherboard chipset and found one similar for the one you were looking at, i copy and paste the link here for you to download it and install it to your unit.

Click the link below and see what driver you need to download when the page loaded..

INTEL 915

Hope it helps.


Enjoy

Pls. rate & hope to hear more from you soon..

tnx
-micro