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Depending on your current audio drivers, you might have to reboot your computer several times.

An installation wizard will open and walk you through the process.

Once the file in installed on your computer, double click the file to open the installer.

You will have to agree to the terms and enter a valid email address before you can click on the “Download This File” button.

Download the correct version for your computer by clicking on the download icon.

Click on the Download button on the sidebar and go to the official Realtek download page.

Download and install the free Realtek HD Audio Driver it’s an easy process that takes just a few minutes, and enjoy the HD quality sounds through your computer’s speakers and headphones. Unfortunately, many computers come with an inferior audio driver, and it affects the sound quality whether you’re watching a video, listening to music, or a podcast.

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If it doesn't work correctly then I'll try to re-install it.

I'm gonna give it a few more days and see if it functions properly. Metatron72 wrote: jigdagod wrote:I didn't re-install the drivers yet, when I booted my computer up and loaded the MPC Software I was able to select it as my device. It's common and I've seen it screw up interface settings/dialogue boxes on FW/USB/PCI. My guess is your settings just got garbled during a shutdown of the software or a windows shutdown that closed the OS with some error or process not being properly shutdown. I don't have a Ren but I've encountered every bizarre OS behavior at one time or another. You can set a restore point prior to deleting anything as well.īut you probably won't have to. I believe you need to be in "Advanced" uninstall mode to have full access to view/delete the registry keys. Revo usually gets the keys right but it's best to look the list over before pressing delete. If you aren't accustomed to such things just make sure the registry keys it deletes are in folders that say "M-Audio", "ASIO4All". The upside to this method is that all registry keys pertaining to your ASIO drivers will be located and you will be prompted to delete them. If you encounter a pattern of instabilities you could install Revo Uninstaller and use it's fully functional 30 day demo mode. If it doesn't work correctly then I'll try to re-install it.ĭo you have any uninstall instructions I should follow or uninstall it from Device Manager will be good enough?ĭevice manager should suffice.

Jigdagod wrote:I didn't re-install the drivers yet, when I booted my computer up and loaded the MPC Software I was able to select it as my device.