Sorry,
@mozar , about the delay getting back to you. We've had tornado warnings, storm & flood warnings all evening and I'm just getting back on the computer now that we're down to plain rain. For the moment. Though fire and police are racing en masse to the east so something's gone south for some pool soul.
I think I understand what happened and I'm sorry I went down the wrong path. I've gotten so used to plug 'n play working without a hitch that I made some mistaken assumptions.
Have you tried to eject the USB hardware and then reconnect it to see if it installs again correctly? It's an option, usually in task bar, down in the right hand corner near the clock. The attachment shows what it looks like on my PC if it helps. There may be another way to access that ability but I'm not sure what it is. I've had issues with PCs and USB equipment (usually drives) that weren't ejected prior to being unplugged so it's worth doing it every time you unplug the Behringer just to keep the computer gods happy.
If that doesn't work, I'd uninstall and reinstall it again. On my Win7 machine and likely on whatever you're running, go to the Control Panel and click on "Device Manager". In the Device Manager window that pops up, go down the list and click on the plus in front of "Sound, video, and game controllers" which will then show you all the sound devices installed. You should be able to right-click on the device which if I remember your initial picture was called "Realtek High Definition Audio" just like my headset and choose Uninstall. There will be a few more steps to confirm that you mean it.
I'd doublecheck and uninstall any related software if it's still around. Then I'd restart the PC just to be uber cautious (I've been working on them since the DOS days and so it's a habit with me). Then you should be able to plug it back in, and reinstall it again from scratch and have it go the right way. If it doesn't recognize it when you've plugged it back in, you can go back into Device Manager and right-click on the topmost category which is your computer's name and choose "Scan for hardware changes" to try to force it to see it.
https://www.musictribe.com/Categories/Behringer/Computer-Audio/Interfaces/UMC202/p/P0BCG/downloads is their site and I think it's the download page for your equipment. Just in case you need more up-to-date software/driver/etc.
https://ru-clip.net/video/DABJYUNY2jw/behringer-umc-interface-setup-driver-install-and-audio-preferences-setup-pc-mac.html seems to be a install video from Behringer but it doesn't specify which products it belongs to so I'm not sure it can help even though Google gave it to me when I asked "how to install Behringer Uphoria 202 on my pc".
https://irp-cdn.multiscreensite.com/50aa2b26/files/uploaded/Behringer%20Installation%20202%20and%20204.pdf is a PDF that says it's for the 202 and 204 and covers Windows 7, 8, and 10. So that should see you right.
My fingers are crossed that something here fixes things for you!