I could use some help on this, because it seems like it has some pretty easy solution, which I am unaware of. I tried uninstalling it so many times, but it kept coming back. I tried stopping the automatic driver update from: "My computer -> Properties -> Advanced -> Hardware -> Device Installation Settings -> No. And right after installing it I see the HD Audio driver for awhile, and then it dissapears and 5 mins after, Realtek (R) Audio driver appears on its place. Please enter model information of your product How to find Model Name Or Select a product Product Model Enter a model name or select a product to find drivers, manuals, warranty information and more. Then I realised these are only codecs ( they didnt work out anyways ). Download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals. I've tried several things today for 5 hours, most of which went in restarting the laptop. My problem is that I cannot keep the Realtek HD Audio driver, since it removes itself from device manager alone right after I instal it. I noticed that when I install Realtek HD Audio driver the sound of my speaker is significantly better and I have the option to enhance it, while when I have the Realtek (R) Audio driver, there is no option menu for enhancement in the properties of the driver.
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Instead of Realtek HD Audio driver in Device Manager I have Realtek (R) Audio driver, which I do not want. 1 Answer Sorted by: 0 You have an intermittent connection. I have always had pretty low sound on it, even tho it has DTS X Ultra, which did not make any difference when turned on. I have an ASUS TUF Gaming F15 for around 2 months. Today I updated to Windows 11 and I thought that maybe after the update I wont face the same problem with the audio.
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