gigabyte realtek hd audio manager reddit

Thanks for whatever replies to this post. And I disabled windows 10 automatic drivers update. What I want to know is how to prevent Windows 10 native driver to take over completely and not reinstall old driver from backup somwhere, presumably. The only saving grace for me is that I have USB headset with its own driver, but I still want mine jack and speakers to work. But Windows 10, after about 2 min of using notebook, re-installs the driver to some default realtek, and again stops working. I tried several times to quickly cancel realtek installation, and I did it. The default Windows 10 driver, takes over momentarily. After several re-installations of driver i noticed that after reboot when it tries to install again, the sound works. Because the driver doesn't take over completely apparently. The normal procedure, which i found after googling and even mentioned in this by user DellCares, doesn't work. Some users on dell forums reported that they let Windows Native Driver take over, and that this fixes the issue. I tried reinstalling several times, even installing wrong driver meant for different device and nothing helps. Since then after googling i found that the latest realtek driver has many issues on this device. The driver didn't install correctly, which was weird because previously, as i said, i had the same driver installed.

So i downloaded the appropriate driver from official dell site, and went for reinstalling. I wanted to reinstall Realtek driver because after last update i would periodically get sound static, this static was also being sometimes being followed by game lag. I have this notebook for about half a year and had no problems with it until yesterday.

Gigabyte realtek hd audio manager reddit