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My pleasure!
The presence of the AudioWizard icon on your desktop will indicate that your problem was solved, based on my experience with the same problem. If it appears, it means that the extension got installed, which leads to the solution to the problem. In other words, AudioWizard (precisely, the absence of it) is responsible for the audio spikes. But, as I have said before, you have to retry the whole driver uninstallation and installation until AudioWizard gets installed. Looks like it somehow bugs and doesn't always get installed. Also, you can try THIS driver too if you want because it solved the problem in my case the first time I installed it.