In the Device Manager, under Sound, video and game controllers, you will see Realtek (R) Audio instead of Realtek High Definition Audio. Go to Device Manager (right click on My Computer, choose Manage and then find Device Manager in the left panel), or right click on Start. drivers, it is no longer necessary to check the box 'Disable all sound effects' in your 'Playback Devices' in Realtek Audio Console. After the Realtek HD Universal Driver installation, an application called Realtek Audio Console will be seen in the recently added applications from the Windows Start Menu. So I went back to using who use the Standalone installation type : Since 6. Did you? I need the equalizer though, which that then disables. I used standalone once, but realized I *must* check 'disable all sound effects' to hear sound. Use the FIRST INSTALL/CLEAN INSTALL tutorial of Sonic Studio III + Sonic Radar III install type : (HDA)

Switch on the HDA/Standard drivers model while having the possibility of using the Sonic Studio III Suite without issue but the Sonic Studio III Suite applications are no longer updated :

Use the FIRST INSTALL/CLEAN INSTALL tutorial of Standalone install type : (UAD) Stay on the UAD/DCH drivers model but install a Standalone version (without the SS3 integration drivers files, which includes NahimicService.exe, so without using the Sonic Studio III Suite) : Realtek hd audio manager for ASUS Where can I find this type of app for 64 bit Windows 11 how and where to download Realtek hd audio manager for ASUS I had this type of app, before until an update of Windows 11 and an update with Realtek.ugh. NahimicService.exe (which is one of the elements of the UAD/DCH Sonic Studio III integration drivers files) can generate bugs/conflicts with software/games/other drivers (Example : Chrome startup hanging a few seconds) which are sometimes very complex to detect and that A-Volute (Nahimic/Sonic Studio creator) are rather long to fix. I might stop that service and see if it makes a difference. I do have on VR game where the sound can be bad related to effects. Since it isn't a driver listed for my sound, I have to assume it is related to the Sonic stuff which I don't have on my system. Looks like no one knows what it is actually for.

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