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Realtek audio control panel not working on Windows 10 build 17074 Thread starter Thread starter royalflush1993 Start date Start date Feb 11, 2018 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Hello,I recently installed WIndows 10 build 17025 and the sounds are working correctly, except that I only got stereo sound. I tried to install Realtek driver. On the previous versions on Windows 10 it worked fine, but not now. The installation process goes well seamingly, but after restart there is no Realte control panel, no icon in the bottom right corner, so I'm unable to reconfigure the audio jack panel. Please help me what can I do? Dec 25, 2012 340 1 19,015 #2 Hello, Flush.1. Open your Realtek Audio Manager from the Control Panel: 2. Then click on on " i " and put check mark at the bottom "Display icon in notification area". #3 There is no Realte in the Control Panel. That's why I told the installation process goes seamingly correct, but Realtek Control Panel doesn't show up in the Control Panel and there is no Realtek between the running processes either. Dec 25, 2012 340 1 19,015 #5 I tried downloading different drivers from the linked site, tried "64bits Vista, Windows7, Windows8, Windows8.1, Windows10 Driver only (Executable file)", and tried "Vista, Windows7, Windows8, Windows8.1, Windows10 Driver (32/64bits) Driver only (Executable file)", too. Every time I uninstalled the previous driver before the new was installed. The notification bar is OK, because no icons is hidden, but there is no Realtek icon. Also, there exist a file called C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA\RAVCpl64, besides many other files in that folder, but clicking on it is useless, it shows an hourglass icon for a

Thanks for your efforts! no problem, JohnGray.though you did not tell me what kind of "hardware device ID" your Realtek HD audio device is using on your HP Elite computer? this is where I can look up the specific hardware ID of the Realtek audio device:How to Find Hardware ID: 9 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHowmine has HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0888&SUBSYS_103C2A6CI ask that kind of info because the Realtek HDA driver setup program may install & setup your Realtek audio device with certain INF files that mention specific hardware IDs (or HWIDs).I do remember conducting an experiment where I changed certain registry entries to make the Realtek audio control panel display a different UI on my old HP computer (I kinda changed it from the classic Realtek HD Audio Manager interface to show either "Beats Audio" or "DTS Sound" - I couldn't get rid of either one later on; similar to what you were experiencing) I eventually came up with a solution to that problem. I renamed the CPL file called "RTSnMg64.cpl" found in the Windows\System32 folder to "RTSnMg64" [I removed the .cpl extension], then type control.exe to load the Classic Control Panel and click on the link to display "All control panel items" and the "Beats Audio" or "DTS Sound" is gone (I also had to change or remove some registry entries relating to either beats audio or dts sound). I then close the control panel window, rename "RTSnMg64" back to "RTSnMg64.cpl" and reload the control panel window and I get back the classic Realtek HD Audio Manager control panel app. It was an unusual solution but it worked

Audio Manager from the Control Panel. Realtek HD Audio Manager is normally installed together with Realtek HD Audio Driver. To troubleshoot the matter, first, you want to know where to seek out the Realtek HD Audio Manager Where to Look for Realtek Hd Audio Manager? The problem may start arising once you have performed the Windows update or if there’s a change within the audio card driver. There are often a scenario once you face issues in accessing the sound driver or when the Realtek audio manager icon has gone missing from the taskbar, system tray or notifications section. to enhance the sound, you would like to attach it together with your audio device. This sound driver has numerous valuable features and also supports a six-channel Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) with 16.20.24-bit Pulse Code Modulation in channel audio of 5.1.Īlong with offering a high-quality sound to your system with the assistance of the audio card, the sound driver also handles the sound control play on the Windows. Realtek HD Audio Manager comes with in-built Realtek audio driver. Realtek HD Audio Driver is one among the largely used sound drivers that allows you to manage the sound settings for Windows.

It shows "C49HG9x" as the selected volume output Jul 4, 2017 6,080 278 44,640 #4 I have already done that, it shows "C49HG9x" as the selected volume output When you try to play audio on your monitor, does the green volume meter next to "C49HG9x" register any sound? #5 yes, there are green bars showing as a video plays out, so I'm not sure what the issue is... Jul 4, 2017 6,080 278 44,640 #6 yes, there are green bars showing as a video plays out, so I'm not sure what the issue is... 1. Is your monitor connected by HDMI?2. Can you tell me what is listed under "Control Panel > Device Manager > Sound, video and game controllers"?3. Right click one of your Playback device in "Control Panel > Sound". Are "Show Disabled Devices" and "Show Disconnected Devices" check-marked? 4. Can you tell me what devices are listed under "Control Panel > Sound > Playback"? Are any labeled HDMI out? #7 Firstly, I'd like to say thank you for your continued assistance. I appreciate it.1. Yes, my monitor is connected via HDMI2. NVIDIA High Definition Audio, NVIDIA Virtual Audio Device (Wave Extensible) (WDM), and Realtek High Definition Audio3. Yes for both4. C49HG9x (status: NVIDIA High Definition Audio Ready), C49HG9x (status: NVIDIA High Definition Audio Default Device), NVIDIA Output (status: NVIDIA High Definition Audio Not Plugged In), NVIDIA Output (status: NVIDIA High Definition Audio Not Plugged In), Speakers (status: Realtek High Definition Audio Not Plugged In), Realtek Digital Output