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At this moment I use default Windows 10 audio drivers. When I install random version of Realtek Drivers I always have poorer Dell Audio so I still use default Windows 10 drivers
At this moment I use default Windows 10 audio drivers. When I install random version of Realtek Drivers I always have poorer Dell Audio so I still use default Windows 10 drivers
I believe Dell Audio is the Realtek Driver. When you double-click on the 'Dell Audio' icon you get the 'Dell Audio' screen, which is the Realtek HD Audio Manager (C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA\RtkNGUI64.exe), but somehow rebranded to look like a Dell component. For screenshots of the Dell Audio screen see page 2 of this thread:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/w...b-3122e659be0e
No, is not. In my cheap laptop Dell 3147 Dell Audio do not have 98% of options in Realtek Drivers. For example I can't split volume for headphones and speakers. Only default Windows 10 driver have this option (lol).
These guys have Dell XPS. XPS is one of the more expensive laptop on Dell shops. Probably XPS have full version of Dell Audio. My cheap laptop don't so I really want original Realtek Drivers on my Dell laptop
Realtek HD Audio Drivers version 6.0.1.7831WHQL for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 are now up on Microsoft Update Catalog.
I almost missed these as I always check the Realtek ftp first and the only version of 7831 listed there is a test version.
Installed the one from MUC and it's a good sounding driver.
Microsoft Update Catalog
Last edited by DooGie; 31 May 2016 at 16:30.
Build 7831 WHQLis now up on the Realtek ftp.
ftp://ftp3.realtek.com.tw/Realtek/Ge..._Win7_WHQL.zip
username: spcust
password: hwwk758z
This covers x64 and x86 versions.
I have Alienware X51 R2 with Realtek ALC3861-CG audio chip and tried one of these drivers, but they seems to me like some public beta test. On official Realtek website are drivers one year old and not a single one of these "daily" builds have properly working Waves MaxxAudio. The only driver which is working with Waves is old Windows 8.1 driver from 2014. Realtek really has totally lost it..
MaxxAudio seem to acknowledge the issue on their website (whether that really means anything is another matter):
Support | maxx.comA note on Audio Drivers for Windows 10
With the upgrade to Windows 10, some users have encountered issues with their audio drivers. We are working closely with our partners to ensure compatibility with Waves in the Windows 10 environment.
Please consult the above support websites for further information on official support and updated audio drivers.