M-Audio | Windows 11 Compatibility (2024)

• Windows 11 Hardware Support
  • Audio and MIDI Interfaces
  • MIDI Controllers and Keyboards
• Windows 11 Software Support
  • Software Editors
  • Firmware Updaters
  • Software Partners
• How do I prevent my system from updating automatically?

Windows 11 Hardware Support

All compatibility testing for Windows 11 is performed on Intel processors. Hardware support confirms testing passed for USB connection, as well as audio and/or MIDI communication.

Any product not listed below is not considered to be supported with Windows 11 at this time.

Audio and MIDI Interfaces

*Firmware Updater software, Editors, and other utility software are not currently supported.

**Devices require the most recent driver, which is available at the driver download page linked here!

MIDI Controllers and Keyboards

*Firmware Updater software, Editors, and other utility software are not currently supported.

** Arsenal and VIP software not included in hardware support testing

Windows 11 Software Support

Software Editors

M-Audio recommends installing any available software preset editors for your products in order to edit functionality that may be available directly on the product itself. Please refer to the table below for the latest versions of each software preset editor supported for use on Windows 11.

If you do not see your product's software editor listed below, it is not yet considered supported with Windows 11.

Firmware Updaters

The following firmware update software is confirmed compatible with Windows 11. Firmware updates are only necessary for single-use updates to your product. Please refer to any release notes and update instructions included in the download prior to installing the software and updating your device firmware.

If you do not see your product's firmware updater listed below, the updater software is not yet considered supported with Windows 11.

Software Partners

• Ableton
• AIR Music Tech
• Cubase
• Pro Tools
• Sonivox
• VIP Software

How do I prevent my system from updating automatically?

1) Navigate to the Settings Menu.
2) Choose Update & Security, then select Windows Update.
3) Select Advanced Options.
4) Find the Pause Updates section and choose a date from the drop-down list. Updates will not complete automatically until this date is reached.

Please be aware that this method will require that an update be installed once the pause reaches the chosen date. If you wish to permanently prevent your Windows OS from updating automatically, this will need to be done using the Windows registry. You can find instructions for this here. We recommend taking extreme caution before making any changes to your system's registry.