I could use some help on this, because it seems like it has some pretty easy solution, which I am unaware of. Enable Realtek HD Audio Manager on Startup. This is just to ensure you don’t have any duplicate. Manually Download Realtek HD Audio Manager Windows 10. Once that’s done, at the top of the device manager window, click view and scroll down to show hidden devices and click it.
I tried uninstalling it so many times, but it kept coming back. Reinstall Realtek HD Audio Manager from Device Manager.
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. Then I realised these are only codecs ( they didnt work out anyways ). 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. Instead of Realtek HD Audio driver in Device Manager I have Realtek (R) Audio driver, which I do not want. 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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