Driver issues after upgrading to Windows 10

[db314159]

We recently had to upgrade our experimental control computers to Windows 10, and I'm having issues with devices not being detected ever since the upgrade. Screenshots of NI-MAX and the Device Manager from one of the computers is attached. I tried disabling Fast Startup, as suggested by this page, but it didn't work. I also tried updating the NI-DAQmx drivers to the current version, also with no success. For the USB devices, I've tried disconnecting/reconnecting and rebooting the devices, and that didn't work, either. Has anyone else run into this issue, and if so, do you have any suggestions for how to fix it?

[Alexander_Sobolev]

Try to reset configuration data in MAX,

Uninstall (with checkmark Delete driver software) in device manager

In Dev Manager try Update Driver -> Browse My PC -> Let me pick... does it show several options with "Show compatible hardware on"?

For usb-6351 correct driver is niraptrkw.sys, original file is in 

C:\Program Files\National Instruments\NI-DAQ\staging\nirapt\ Try to install that driver manually, 6341 is also listed there.

Is that Matisse TS usb device in MAX - what MAX sees instead of 6341? 

[db314159]

It turns out the solution was to delete the devices in NI-MAX and let it redetect them. That worked for the PCI devices, and the USB devices then needed to be disconnected, power cycled, and reconnected.