Uninstalling the application from the uninstaller will just create a loop because doing that also uninstalls the latest sound drivers.įor some people, the Realtek sound manager can be annoying and not actually work for them. It seems that every time windows finds that your Realtek drivers are not up to date, it updates them and gives you the Realtek Audio Manager application. However, it looks like Realtek Audio Manager doesn’t seem to work very well in Windows 10, thus generating a lot of complaints. Your motherboard may have an on-board sound built into it because of which you have the Realtek audio manager installed on your computer. The Realtek Audio Manager is supplied by Realtek and it allows you to manage your connection and improve sound stability and sound quality. Realtek drivers are sound drivers for your PC. Sorry Microsoft, you don’t know best.” There have also been several complaints from Reddit users. Every time I uninstall Realtek it automatically gets reinstalled. Windows itself does a far better job as opposed to Realtek.
It also doesn’t allow for the ‘speaker fill’ enhancement to be used when playing stereo content through surround sound. On, a user complained that: “I don’t want the Realtek audio drivers as it completely messes with my audio and also doesn’t correctly switch when I plug in headphones for example. This application might not function properly in some systems.
One such complaint is the updating of Realtek audio drivers which then installs the application to manage it. This has brought to the problem of installing driver applications to manage the driver options.
This is because Microsoft noticed that most problems on Windows 10 were caused by bad or outdated drivers. Apart from the Windows Build updates and forced hot fixes, Windows 10 now updates your device drivers in order to keep your system working at the highest efficiency.
However, after the release of Windows 10, most updates are forced on your system. Previously one would choose the settings to update windows and device drivers.
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