Currently the lvsound2 library -- the Sound Input and Sound Output VIs supported by lvsound2.llb and lvsound2.dll -- updates the audio device list from the operating system only when first being loaded into memory. If you change the device list (e.g.., pair/unpair a Bluetooth headset) the device IDs will not reflect the new configuration until all the lvsound2-dependent VIs have been unloaded from memory. After adding or removing a device, the VIs will generate error 4803 ("The sound driver or card does not support the desired operation.") for device IDs related to the new/removed device, even if the ID is still actually valid and points to something else. This is extraordinarily inconvenient for test systems focused on audio device testing, but understandably a niche issue, which may be why it hasn't been caught before now.
In the interim, the workaround is to dynamically call any of the VIs you're interested in to force them to load/unload as necessary. There are two appropriate solutions I can think of:
1) Update the Sound X VIs to implement the dynamic call workaround (preferably directly around lvsound2.dll calls so we can still borrow other VIs in the LLB).
2) Update the DLL to support on-the-fly changes.
The latter solution is ideal, particularly for performance. This reads both as a suggestion and a bug report so that anyone else who has this problem can find a public forum documenting the issue.
