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If this occurs, follow the list to the bottom and then run Wushowhide.diagcab again at the end.

For me, doing this gave me a cryptic error with a yellow exclamation point.

Click "hide updates" and allow it to perform a scan once it appears, check the checkbox for "Realtek Semiconductor Corp Audio Device" and allow the utility to block updates for it coming through.

Re-connect your internet, and then immediately run the wushowhide utility.

Check the checkbox for "Delete the driver software for this device" and click OK.

Under Sound, video and game controllers right click on Realtek and choose Uninstall from the Menu.

Disconnect your internet connection/s to stop Windows from interfering with your drivers and downloading the broken official update.

Go to Device Manager in the Control Panel (Right-click your start menu).

Download the wushowhide utility from Microsoft at.

Run the installer utility and instruct it to extract the files to a folder on your desktop do not install the drivers yet.

Do not Install them yet! The update is available here - I have mirrored it on MEGA because the internet has taught me to be distrustful. Make sure to Choose the first download ending in A00.exe. I can confirm that as of ASUS' R driver update, these steps are still very much necessary.

Once again this goes to show that Microsoft's attempts to force updates through for all users regardless of user preference are only as strong as the weakest link in the chain.

His solution rests on ASUS' Realtek drivers being fundamentally unfit for purpose, forcing users to have to block Windows' driver recommendations and install another OEM's drivers (Dell's) in their stead. I found it here - look for crdev1's August 2nd post (I will paraphrase the post here because there are a few extra steps I feel are necessary). I have an answer that works for my ASUS ROG G551JW. I should also mention that there is no headphone device in the volume settings, which there were before the upgrade. This is very frustrating as I am sometimes using a studio monitor, and having that blow because of a bug is just silly.Īre there any known issues with volume in Windows 10? I've also had Windows notification sounds jump to 100% in the volume mixer too. This mostly happens with Edge, and since Edge does not have a spot in my volume mixer, there's something funky going on there.Įvery time Edge loads a new video or audio element, the volume will jump to 100%, also sometimes when I switch between tabs, it will do the same. It then says it's at 30% and suddenly the audio jumps back down to 30%. When I'm watching YouTube videos on Microsoft Edge and I click next video, my ears will be blown off because, for some reason, the volume is all the way at 100%, until I tweak it with the function key on my keyboard. Today I installed Windows 10, and I love it except for this bug: