SaulRobeson:
I’ve got the same issue.
And the answer to it is the same.
Audacity does not officially support Windows 10 yet.
The first step is to go to the web site of the computer manufacturer or motherboard manufacturer and see if you can find audio drivers for Windows 10 meant for your specific computer.
If Audacity does not work with the manufacturer’s official Windows 10 audio drivers, please see:
Greetings.
When trying to run Audacity in Windows 10 professional (64bit), I get the “Internal PortAudio” error. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling as administrator, rescanning for audio devices via Audacity’s “Transport” menu, and downloading and installing the FFmpeg libraries (again).
Attached, you’ll find the following:
Audio Device Log
DxDiag info
Audacity Log
Any help provided will be most appreciated.
Thank you,
-Rob
DxDiag.txt (75.7 KB)
Audio Device Info.txt (121 Bytes)
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Hi
I use audacity since a long time now, and it always worked very well. I even used it to mix music and it’s an amazing software.
I know windows 10 is not supported yet but in case of someone has a trick to help me, I wanted to post my problem here (finger crossed),
Since I updated to windows 10 pro(from windows 7), no audio devices are recognized.
-I can record with orther programs like obs
-I’ve checked that my device is activated in windows sound control pannel
-I tried …
Gale