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That's fair. I guess when they mentioned they were building a PC I assumed it was relatively recent hardware. But I've been there when you can't get or find drivers, or Windows tells you the old drivers aren't compatible with newer OS' and things like that.
I run a Behringer audio to USB on my Windows 10 desktop for recording. It's newest driver is for Windows 7, which has been running happily in compatibility mode for years. No latency, just works. From what I have heard 11 doesn't play so nice.