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I have a Blue Snowball microphone. It works great on my ASUS notebook that runs Win10 and a much older Dell Latitude that runs Win/XP. And the same microphone used to work without any problem on my Dell XPS 8900 running Win 10 Home.

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At some point something gone awry with Win10 on the XPS 8900 being able to accept the Snowball. I do not know when this started. I am getting some error messages which might help.

Blue Snowball Setup Windows 10 Without A Microsoft Account

On the XPS 8900, I go to the Win10 device manager, select the Blue Snowball and uninstall it. I have it unplugged at this point. I then restart the computer. When it comes up, I plug in the Snowball.
Once I log in, I right-click the sound icon in the icon tray of the task bar. From this I select 'Recording devices'.

Blue Snowball Setup Windows 10

The 'Sound' dialog appears. It shows 'Microphone / Blue Snowball / Default device' and it has a green check on its icon.
I've been trying to test whether Win10 and the Snowball are working by doing this:

1. I right-click on this and select 'Configure Speech Recognition'.
2. This opens the Control Panel -> All Control Panel Items -> Speech Recognition window.
3. I click 'Start Speech Recognition' option.
4. I get a pop-up 'The Wizard could not start / Make sure your audio hardware is working propertly and check your audio configuration in the Audio Devices and Sound Themes control panel'.

To try and figure out what is wrong I do:

1. Back on the 'Sound' panel, where it shows the Blue Snowball as my only listing and as my defautl microphone, I again do a right-click and select 'Properties'.
2. The 'Microphone Properties' window appears. It says Controller Information' for 'Blue Snowball (Generic ASB)' and Device Usage says 'use this device (enable)'. On this window I click 'Properties.'
3. The 'Blue Snowball Properties' window opens. The 'Device Status' is 'This device is working properly.'
4. I select the Events tab of this window, and here is where I think I am getting some clues.
5. I have 4 messages, I'll give them here in chronological order. The timestamps line up with when I restarted the computer.

[0] 'Device deleted' <-- this lines up, timewise, with then I uninstalled the device and then started the reboot of the computer.
[the computer is restarted] [I plug in the Snowball to any of the XPS 8900's USB ports (doesn't matter which one)]
[1] 'Driver Management concluded the process to install driver cmusbdac.inf_amd64_blahblahblah for Device Instance ID USBVID_blahblahblah with the following status: 0x0.
[2] 'Driver Management has concluded the process to add Service CMUSBDAC for Device ID USBVID_blahblahblah with the following status; 0
[3] 'Device USBVID_blahblahblah could not be migrated.' <--- what does this mean?
[4] 'Device USBVID_blahblahblah requires further installation.'
Do I need to flush something else in addition to doing an Uninstall from the Device Manager? Is there a second layer that has to be reset before this XPS 8900 can resume accepting the Snowball as a microphone? It is good that 1) the XPS 8900 sees the device when I plug it in 2) the Windows10 on the XPS 8900 sees that it is a micophone. But I do not understand what is going wrong after that point.