> A version of Realtek HD Audio Manager that shows both the "i" info symbol, and the "advanced settings" symbol. > Realtek High Definition Audio (Driver/Codec) compatible with my system. Additionally, after a few unsuccessful attempts to find a driver version that has the Realtek HD Audio Manager (with the settings button), Windows decides to override the installation and update the driver back to the "latest" version that originally came pre-installed.īefore I turn this into a rant I'll just list off what I'm looking for, and hopefully someone will come to the rescue. Some say to use the Control Panel Device Manager to install/uninstall the drivers, others say to use Realtek's setup.exe for a complete install. There's a lot of confusing information.
What I'll require are a few links to the correct files needed, and a simple step-by-step tutorial on how to install the setup. I have created some screenshots from my older laptop (HP) setup, showcasing what - up 'till now - I've been reasonably happy with. Instead I've spent several days trying to wrap my head around - drivers, dll files, inf files, APO's, API's, registry changes, install & uninstall procedures. I have a library of music I want to listen to (I currently use Foobar2000) and I'd like a specific audio setup to suit my needs. It also has a single Headphone/Microphone combo jack. It came with Realtek pre-installed (which I didn't like because the manager was missing.well actually there was a strange "console" app instead that didn't resemble anything like the Realtek manager I've been use to in the past.) It has Windows 10, 64-bit, 1809 version. It's a little frustrating, honestly.Īnyway, long story short I have bought a brand new Asus ROG Laptop. The reason is mostly due to the end users preferences for using software that in their view "isn't their problem to fix". but at least the audio is back.Hello, I'm having to seek help from this wonderful community here on TechPowerUp, as the official tech giant's support services have a rather nonchalant and ineffectual approach to solving these sorts of problems. Http //c2d04cc57d9d1a932de0b8fcb840c3e6ĭoing this got the audio back but idk if I should just use this or try and get realtek working.ĮDIT: This is mainly because the original issue i went to fix is now an issue again. If you need more from other pages let me know I'll get them
The Green check mark needs to be on "Speakers"
set it to speakers please for Windows to start sending the signal first. But can you go to the SOUND APP in windows and show me that screen, as we might want to change it there too. well that App is non-standard for most of us.
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