Thanks MC - works fine for me. I'm using UCX connected to Windows 10, version 20H2 with all updates applied.
I also did not have any issues prior to this release.

Works, many thanks, now also with Win10 Quick-Start enabled.

Fast startup is a Windows 10 feature that I would turn off.
Google for it for reasons.
With fast startup enabled your PC does not perform a real shutdown/boot anymore.

With fast startup enabled, choosing to shut down your PC might look like you're completely shutting things down, but in reality, your PC is entering a mix between a shutdown and hibernation.

Thanks. My intention was to give feedback that it works and on the other hand as a reminder that smth like "fast startup" exists and maybe to think about, whether to keep it on or to disable it, to have a clean boot and shutdown phase for your PC, which might be preferrable over saving a few seconds of boot time...

I can't get this to install, windows keeps telling me 'it's still in use'. It isn't, I turned the unit (ucx) off. Any obvious tricks people?

thanks feller...I'll try from a new start-up, unit powered off, see if that helps. I'm getting senile or something...

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Do a search on your pc for the file as it seems like it is somewhere else.

Elsewhere ? Interesting. The installer installs it always to the same location and there is no way to choose another one.
May I ask what path this was ?

In fact it is post 1

When I use the encoder of the Babyface Pro FS and set the volume with the encoder to -10 or 0 e.g. and then use the recall button to set the volume to e.g. -42 and afterwards I use the encoder to control the volume up or down the volume jumps back to the old level (-10 or 0 e.g.) and adds the up and down adjustment of the encoder to the loud level. I would expect if you use the recall button to set the volume for example to -42 and then use the encoder afterwards to adjust the volume there should be no jump to the old encoder volume position. I just nearly blew my ears because the previous encoder position was at 0 db and I used recall to set a low fader position for ph3/4 and afterwards used the encoder to control the lower volume level.

Is this the normal behavior (is the babyface rotary encoder an incremental or absolute encoder?)? Thanks!

Edit: I think it is an issue with the audio player Colibri https://colibri-lossless.com and some audio file formats (Colibri release notes: Volume is now automatically raised to 100% for DSD files when DoP/DoPA mode is selected and restored to previous volume level for non-DSD files (and PCM mode)).
I quit the player and tested the same think with iTunes now the issue is gone. If I use the recall button to set the volume and use encoder to change the volume afterwards there is no volume jump to the old position. Maybe it has something to do with Colibris "Exclusive / Hog Mode" that mutes the other audio apps system-wide.

Can the "Main Out" volume/fader of TotalMix be manipulated by audio player software on macOS?

No, I think this fullscreen feature is originally from Windows.

Every Window from every programm has those 3 buttons on top left corner ( in Mac )

In Windows it is top right corner of the window, a _ ,a square and a X.
Delete the window or minimize it to the underground or maximize it to fullscreen.

Great, thanks for this update!

On Windows, I assigned the 'Talkback' button (13) of the ARC USB to  toggle Totalmix windows.
It works great and is super convenient, but there is one bug: when you press it the first time,
the TM window opens as expected, but a second push does nothing, you have to manually click the close icon.
The next time it works - until the next reboot ... I hope this can be fixed.

You’re not alone!

I would try to do firmware upgrade.
Probably there is already a new version out there.

You must go to another computer for doing this.
An old Notebook or iMac.
I had exactly that problem when I tried the new M1 Macbook for the first time with my old Babyface.
I had to connect it to the old Macbook Pro for running the firmware updater.
After that all works fine.