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My Meridian Prime is working with Windows 11, but I get a 'no driver' error. Device Manager shows a yellow warning. I've tried updating the driver, but the issue persists. Can you advise on how to resolve this?
DSP 5000s front, DSP 5000HC Center, DSP 33 Rear, Totem Storm Subwoofer, G68SL, Meridian 210
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Given the age of Prime, I suspect it’s unlikely that you will be able to access a suitable driver in Windows 11. That is, whatever driver was originally provided with Prime will now be out of date - and will be incompatible with the latest WndowsOS. An alternative method of connection is to buy a SOtM sMS-200 Network Audio Bridge. Connect it between your network hub or router and Prime. You will then no longer have to rely on Windows for directly connecting to Prime.
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When I (quite recently) introduced a Windows 11 laptop I thought there might be problems.
But my Explorer 2 and my 818v3 both communicate quite happily with the laptop without any special driver installation.
Perhaps you could try deleting the device (and uninstall any old drivers), then try plugging in without any other preparation and see if it too "just works"?
Are you using any particular streaming software or service? Perhaps look at the settings there and see what is returned?
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