Fca 202 sound card driver not working with xp64

make sure the card is plugged in properly...also make sure you have installed the latest service pack for xp64 bit...because it requires the latest service pack to be installed on the system, only then the sound card will get detected...

for xp 32 bit edition... at least sp2 with Microsoft UAA driver update for sound card must be installed in your computer...

Try installing the driver again using compatibility mode, set to Windows Vista. Alternately, you can right click and chosse check compatibility, or it's worded something like that. Windows will tell you what mode (Vista or XP) to install it in.

They just list to Vista 32 bit on their website at behringer.com

Try the Vista drivers: http://www.behringerdownload.de/UCONTROL/fca202_1.0.0.zip

first of you cheak how many bits xp you use & your drivers driver are how many bits actully xp are two types XP32 bit & XP64 bit & drivers are also two types

You can find it on these sites
http://nodevice.in/driver/category/SOUND.html
http://www.download3k.com/System-Utilities/System-Maintenance/Download-Realtek-AC-97-Drivers.html
http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_catalyst.aspx?p=xp64/radeonx-xp64
www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_device_drivers.htm

is there any support for windows 7 64 bit? my behringer model is fca 202?

Your best answer would be from the manufacture of the monitors. We found that for many types of hardware there are no 64 bit drivers at this time.

I take it that you tried the 32 bit driver to see if it works for you.

Jerry G.

You need OpenAL

You can download the installer HERE

Your AUDIGY2S will work just fine with the xp64 operating system using the regular xp drivers. It really depends on the application you are using your computer for, but I would like to share my experiences with xp64. I installed it on two of my graphic systems, one for photo editing and one for video editing. They are very fast, but because of the lack of xp64 compatibility, we have to have many work arounds. We should have waited a few more months before going to 64. Hopefully someone else can help you with the 64 bit links. Best regards, nightdiver