: Poly (formerly Polycom) explicitly states that the C100S does not support operating systems beyond Windows 7. Third-Party Drivers : Some driver repositories like DriverScape
on Windows 10 can be challenging because there is no dedicated, modern driver officially released for this OS. However, you can often achieve full functionality by using legacy software in Compatibility Mode or relying on Windows' built-in generic audio drivers. Official Driver Support and Status : The Polycom Communicator C100s Windows 10 Driver
Once you've downloaded the driver, follow these steps to install it: : Poly (formerly Polycom) explicitly states that the
Polycom Communicator C100s typically works on Windows 10 using built-in USB audio drivers; installation is usually automatic. Troubleshooting centers on USB port reliability, Windows sound settings, and host USB drivers. Seek vendor support only for hardware faults or vendor-supplied firmware. Official Driver Support and Status : The Once
In the quiet, forgotten drawer of every seasoned IT veteran or remote worker who survived the early 2010s, there lies a Polycom Communicator C100s. It is a strange, hockey-puck-shaped device—part speakerphone, part USB audio artifact. In its heyday (circa 2008–2012), it was a marvel. You could press its glowing ring to answer a Skype call, its microphone array could cancel the echo of a shouting spouse, and its speaker was crisp enough for boardroom negotiations held from a home office.
The Polycom Communicator C100S Go to product viewer dialog for this item.