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Re: the volume on the creators update is softer

Shaun Everiss
 

Well it will and you need to use sightling help to clear it from its control panel, is del audio that bad, I tried with sightling help for hp but found it like listening to a small box and it didn't sound to good.

The audio from the screen reader some sounds fade in and out a little but speech is not effected and in fact it seems to improve it on the hp so I thought hell just leave it.

On 19/10/2017 8:34 p.m., Brian Moore wrote:
Well, on my one laptop so far where I have installed the release of 1709, dell audio came back from whatever section of hell it came from.  I got this off once before but it really needs to go. I have another system which is much the same.


Anyone know how to kill dell audio?  it is horid and makes speech pretty awful.


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On 10/19/2017 1:00 AM, Shaun Everiss wrote:
The latest driver is still 2.82, I had this driver before the update I am unsure what was installed on both units I have but its not been updated since february this year.




On 19/10/2017 3:50 p.m., Austin Pinto wrote:
for all who have audio problems. just try going to the realtech
website and get the latest driver see if it solves it.

On 10/19/17, Rosemarie Chavarria <knitqueen2007@gmail.com> wrote:
I don't have a laptop but apparently you can't disable enhancements on this
desktop either so I guess I'm stuck with it. Thanks for trying to help
though. I'll call Microsoft tomorrow and see if they can figure it out. I
sure can't.



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Subject: Re: [nvda] the volume on the creators update is softer

And if you are unlucky enough to have one of these laptops with DTS linked
to the realtek audio manager, and no way to disable the "enhancements", then
you're stuck going into task manager and finding the startup tab and
disabling the realtek audio from there. At least that's what I ended up
doing. Plus, to make things worse, Windows onboard sound often defaults to
48000 hz for playback and recording, and that results in pops and crackles
for most sounds, because they're expecting 44100 hz. Now to go looking for a
portable sound card that also connects to the phone. I don't know why
manufacturers think I want my music screwed with. If I want all this
compression and stuff I can find an FM radio easily enough.
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