[snoogly]

I own a Transient MKii that I am thinking about selling. However, Windows PC users may need a driver (which used to be available from the CIAUDIO web site). Of course that resource is no longer there, so I would appreciate it if someone with the driver could share it with me.

However, I am not at all familiar with the Windows world, and I am not ever sure a driver is even necessary. - Maybe someone could enlighten me about this?

In fact I contacted Dusty via a message here, and sent him two emails, but no response at all 

[keenween]

I might have this, I will check tomorrow.

[snoogly]

I might have this, I will check tomorrow.

Many thanks!

[keenween]

Ok, I think I found it. PM your email to me and I'll send it along. Great and versatile unit, I still have mine, GLWS!

[snoogly]

Thanks Message sent.

Do you know if the driver is still needed with more ‘modern’ Windows OS?

Or does anyone know if there came a point when the MKII just stopped playing ball with Windows?

[CIAudio]

I emailed a download link to you. Let me know if you need further help.
Sorry for the delay!

[snoogly]

Many thanks!

Do you happen to know if the most modern Windows OS still need the driver, and if so, it still functions OK?

[CIAudio]

I haven't tried it with Win 11 but you can give it a try. The original driver was written for Win 8.

[snoogly]

Sadly I don’t have a Windows machine, so I won’t be able to test the driver - but I will provide the one you sent me to the buyer on a USB stick when I succeed in selling the Transient.

I loved all my CIAUDIO gear for many many years, but as I simplified my audio set-up each item of gear was steadily boxed up and stashed in a cupboard. I still have one CIAUDIO item in the chain though - the power supply for the Squeezebox Touch

Before CIAUDIO I had quite a selection of Audio Alchemy devices in the chain, and I loved them as much for their looks as their sound.

[snoogly]

Can anyone confirm that the driver works OK with Windows 10?