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Hello, I'm loving my new Pod GO. However, I noticed that unfortunately the drivers are not compatible with Windows 10/11 if you have the Memory Integrity security feature on. In fact, I receive an error message as soon as I plug in the Pod to the computer and the USB audio interface capabilities are disabled. My laptop is a Surface Pro 8, and by default the Memory Integrity option is enabled and cannot be turned off through normal means for security reasons. Since I am not willing to compromise the security of my device, this can only be fixed by the manufacturer making a compatible driver. Are Line 6 aware of this? Any official word?

I recently purchased Pod Express. It is registered in my account. Loaded Pod Express Edit on my laptop (HP - windows 10 OS). Ran updates on the software. I see the Parameters on my screen. I can change things in the drop down menus. I CANNOT change any of the settings. For instance, I can change the amp type but cannot change master volume. When I make change on the Pod Express unit itself I see on my screen the changes. What am I doing wrong? Thank you.

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yeah same issue here...it sucks had to turn it off to use my pod go through headphones kinda lame line 6 get with a fix

The driver isn't broken. It's just incompatible with the operating system feature. The memory allocation (you need to use different memory allocation APIs and the proper flags when allocating memory), code/data segment flags (data areas cannot be marked executable, executable areas must be read-only etc.) and alignment requirements (code/data segments must be aligned to the memory page size) have changed. The only solution is Line 6 building a new driver.

Bumping an old thread. Suddenly having the same issue. Has anyone found a resolution to this besides turning off Memory Integrity in Windows 11?

Assign both blocks to one footswitch. Set the status for each block (eg: one on, one off) then save the patch. Now when you click the footswitch, it will toggle between the two effects.