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I now see the "Realtek Digital Output" option in the sound output selector, and Sonic Studio and the Realtek console now also launch perfectly. After a reboot, the Realtek sound was fully functional. After that, I reinstalled the NVidia drivers. I rebooted and then used Armoury Crate to reinstall the Realtek drivers. I unplugged my Valve Index HMD from the system.
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So this time, in addition to uninstalling all audio-related drivers and software, I also completely uninstalled my NVidia graphics drivers. As I mentioned earlier, I had removed all of the drivers and software that I thought might be in conflict, but that didn't work. I've got it all working!Īfter posting my last message, I started wondering what the difference might be between my first Windows 11 fresh install, and the second. , are there any output selections that *should* be there that aren't? Secondly, does anyone have any idea of what might be causing a conflict and why the Realtek apps won't launch? Index HMD (NVidia High Definition Audio) as a selection.
when I reinstall the NVidia drivers, I also see: ROG P279QM (High Definition Audio Device)īose USB Link (Only when I have the Bose Link adaptor plugged in.)Īnd. In my sound settings, I see the following as possible output selections:ĪI Noise-Canceling Speaker (ASUS Utility) I did have BitDefender and MalwareBytes on the original Windows installation, but I've held off from installing them on this new Windows installation until I work out these audio issues. Currently, I have no AV software installed (only Windows Defender). My guess is that *something" is conflicting with the realtek drivers. I've also run the DISM health check on Windows. I can also switch the output to "Realtek USB2.0 Audio (instead of SPDIF) and hear sound through my headphones plugged into the audio jacks of the mobo. I'm also hearing audio from most websites, and of course, all of the standard Windows sounds as well. It also successully passes all of the sample rate tests, up to 96.0 Khz. Interestingly, when I open the Windows Sound panel (in Control Panel), and run the tests for the SPDIF out, It successfully passes the DTS Audio, Dolby Digital and WMA Pro Audio tests. (eg: NVidia HD Audio Drivers.) Nothing works. software and any other software that I think *might* cause a conflict. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers and software a few times. then another fraction of second of audio, then silence. I hear perhaps a fraction of a second of audio, then silence.
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Now, after the Windows reinstall, when I try to play a movie through the VUDU app, well, the best way I can describe it is that the sound is "broken up".
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not that I watch VUDU movies on my PC very often, but before the Windows reinstall, I could launch the Windows VUDU app and play movies with full 5.1 sound. claiming that "The current system is not supported, or the audio driver has not been properly linstalled. And neither the Sonic Studio 3 nor the Sonic Radar 3 software will launch. This time however, although I see the Realtek USB 2.0 drivers as being properly installed, the Realtek Audio Console now hangs when I try to launch it.
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Unfortunately, due to some other unrelated software conflicts, I wound up reinstalling Windows 11 (full, clean install), using Armoury Crate to install all of the necessary drivers. (I have an external receiver being fed the audio via the SPDIF out.) I could launch the Sonic Studio 3, Sonic Radar 3 and Realtek Audio Console without any issues. A few weeks ago, when I first installed Windows 11 on the new machine, the audio seemed to work just fine. I'm having trouble with the Realtek drivers.
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