I remember my device manager showing the Rocksmith driver as "ocksmith" or something else spelled wrong. I have read that people try buying a powered USB 3.0 hub and it works for them too when they don't have a USB-C port or adapter. It works fine on my laptop on the USB 3.0 port. For some reason, Windows 10 does not like this real tone cable on my current setup. Oddly enough when I plug my external 1TB drive that requires full USB power, it works just fine. It has to have something to do with the amount of power the USB 3.0 and lower ports are putting out. In the end, I used my USB to USB-C adapter that came with my Galaxy S9 phone and plugged it into the USB-C port directly into the motherboard and it worked instantly. No matter what I did, what settings I changed in the BIOS or Windows, nothing worked. I verified the local files under Rocksmith 2014.Ī little while back, Windows 10 pushed an update that messed up the way my USB ports see the real tone cable for whatever reason. Rocksmith loaded just fine and other steam games work.
I tried different devices in the USB ports and those work fine.
I have two cables, both of which were working before these updates. I raised the levels to 100% on the mic/cable. I reinstalled the driver of the cable (my computer recognizes it). My realtone cable is not working, or there's a setting that I'm missing.there is no sound coming out of my guitar. The music plays (so my speakers are working). I also believe steam updated but long before that and everything was fine. So, my pc did a windows 10 update yesterday. ***** SOLVED***** For those with the new Windows 10 update make sure you've gone into the cable sound options, turned the levels up, changed the quality to DVD, but also when opening your sound options make sure 'allow desktop apps access to your microphone' is ENABLED.
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