
- SET ASUS REALTEK AUDIO UP INSTALL
- SET ASUS REALTEK AUDIO UP DRIVERS
- SET ASUS REALTEK AUDIO UP DRIVER
Select “Microsoft” in the first listbox on the left (the list of manufacturers) then select “High-definition audio device” from the resulting list in the listbox on the left (the devices), then click “Next”.
SET ASUS REALTEK AUDIO UP DRIVERS
Uncheck the “Show compatible hardware” option to force the display to include drivers not written by Realtek (all versions of which are affected by this problem).Choose “Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer”.
SET ASUS REALTEK AUDIO UP DRIVER
SET ASUS REALTEK AUDIO UP INSTALL
There’s no downside to this, except that you will have to manually install them now and after any Windows update that reinstalls the default Realtek audio drivers. The problem is especially noticeable when the sound card hasn’t been “warmed up” and a sound (such as that triggered by an alert) is played after some silence, in which case it can take almost a full second for the sound to be played.įortunately there is good news: Microsoft has “generic” audio drivers for all high-definition audio devices – including Realtek’s – that work significantly better. This problem has been especially noticeable by users of Deal XPS 13 and 15 models as well as users of the Dell Precision 5520 and Dell Precision 3520 models, which are especially susceptible to this problem. This lag, once noticed, becomes incredibly annoying and can be a constant source of stress and irritation. It blows me away that Realtek doesn’t fix this problem.The quality of recent Realtek sound controller and audio drivers has taken a nosedive in recent years, and the automatically installed drivers on Windows 10 have introduced a significant delay in the time it takes for sound to come out of the speakers after it is initiated by the PC. Thx! BTW, I’ve had this problem on various machines for years. Playback Devices Speakers(Realtek High Definition Audio), LG UltraWide(2-NVidia High Definition Audio), Realtek HDMI Output(Realtek High Definition Audio), LG UltraWide(NVidia High Definition Audio)-I run 2 LG 34″ UltraWide Monitors, Realtek Digital Output(Realtek High Definition Audio). I have under Sound Cards 2 NVidia High Definition Audio, NVidia Virtual Audio Device, Man圜am Virtual Microphone. System: AMD FX-8350, 16GB, 4.0GHZ, SSD primary drive, M5A99FX PRO R2.0 (Socket 942) Motherboard. I’m running Windows 10 and haven’t been able to get it running since I put this machine together. I don’t have anything for Realtek in the System Tray. I see a DTSAudio Svc running in Services.

I do have Realtek High Definition Audio in my Device Manager.

I tried everything you’ve outlined and still cannot get it running.
