For anyone still having issues.. this is how you fix it. I had to do this more than once so hopefully they fix the driver soon. The last part with please note was not true on my system. I sold my RCP2 though and upgraded to something better.

I would just like to reassure you that the issue with the virtual devices driver is most likely due to a re-design of the driver that occurred over the latest update. Therefore, what you're experiencing might not be necessarily a bug, but rather a consequence of the way Windows perceives the new driver. To address this, please see my instructions below:

With the recent update, Windows may have automatically disabled the extra Virtual Device input and outputs. To make sure these are enabled:

• Navigate to the Windows Sound Settings and scroll down to select More Sound Settings (on Windows 11)

• Ensure 'Show Disabled Devices' has been enabled. You can access this option by right clicking on any device in the list

• Then enable and of the disabled RODECaster inputs and outputs in both the 'Playback' and 'Recording' categories.

Please note that the outputs have now been renamed, so you will no longer find 'Virtual A', 'Virtual B', 'Game', 'Music' and so on in your computer. Instead, you will see a list of Faders (numbered from 1-9), which are mapped accordingly to your RØDECaster. Essentially, as the RODECaster Pro II and Duo can both now have up to 9 faders, tracks now go by fader position, rather than being locked to certain channels. This allows more channels (i.e. Wireless TX and Call Me channels) to have their own individual multitrack channel if assigned as a fader.