Blue Yeti Microphone / No driver found ?

Thanks a lot for all your advices

I recommended you use USBDeView to uninstall everything except keyboard/mouse...

Done and Reboot > No change

Okay, went over your logs and learned some French along the way...

Sorry about that.

1) Looks like you have or had a software called something like Virtual USB MultiKey...

Done and Reboot > No change

2) There's a kind of driver called Sentinel64...

Can't find any item of Sentinel64 :
C:\Windows\System32\rnbosent > Do not exist
rnbosent > Do not exist
SETUPX86.EXE > Do not exist
Sentstrt.exe > Do not exist
Sentw95.dll > Do not exist
Sentw95.exe > Do not exist

3) It looks like you have a DCOM permission issue...

{BC50CF2A-E12C-4F18-90CE-714CC8600CEE} It's a software who only work if AI Suite 3 is running, and this one is not enabled on my OS.

Worst case, just temp uninstall Avast...

Avast Uninstalled
Comodo Firewall Uninstalled
Reboot > No change

When I uninstall the Blue Yeti Mic with USBDeView and then reconnect it, a small window appears:


Blue Microphones ... Looking on Windows Update in progress.
Then


Blue Microphones ... No driver has been found.


... To Continue --- Or Format C: /All /Quiet /Force ...

Your system error log says the following:

Le service Sentinel64 n’a pas pu démarrer en raison de l’erreur :
Le périphérique spécifié est introuvable.

Is that service installed or some software for it to exist?

At this point I'm guessing something striped that driver from your driver store or something. Or something else is interfering. You didn't strip down your Windows install with something like NTLite, did you?

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Do you have the Pro version? The driver is at the bottom of the page here. Otherwise they keep saying its completely plug 'n play.

Is that service installed or some software for it to exist?

I solve this issue by deleting Sentinel HASP (Aladdin HASP SRM) and reinstall the driver Sentinel System Driver Installer 7.5.7
Now I no longer get the error "The Sentinel64 service failed to start due to the error:" But that doesn't change anything :-(

At this point I'm guessing something striped that driver from your driver store or something. Or something else is interfering. You didn't strip down your Windows install with something like NTLite, did you?

I do not.

Do you have the Pro version?

Sadly no.

Otherwise they keep saying its completely plug 'n play.

Yes, but with your Windows instead of the microphone lol

Is there a way to manually reinstall the standard USB Mic driver?
Maybe the file is just corrupted.

You would have to try do an SFC /scannow as admin in the command prompt or conduct a repair install. Repair Install

For testing, I'd completely remove Sentinel HASP and see if the Yeti works. I feel like a driver or some software messed something up. Just a guess though.