Probably detects the mobo or the audio components and installs the appropriate driver.. I've have installed the latest versions manually and all are fine but will try on next format the installer just to see what i will get! Update: I've just saw that there are two driver versions in that package 9057.1 and the 9075.1. Same numbers different row so the older components goes with the older driver. On the newer driver and it's .inf there's added on more device ID.
Can somebody explain me why Foobar (wasapi) sound volume is about 200% higher than MPC-HC or VLC? Even when I enable +150% amplification in MPC HC it's lower than Foobar,
Hey @MoKiChU Could you please explain in a bit more in detail where could one look for a HDA - FF03 drivers? I already spend few hours trying to find the answer through this forum and google but no game for me. I already tried deleting all Realtek apps and used Driver Store Explorer to clean out the rest on my PC from the mentioned CLEANUP PROCESS. I downloaded your UAD - ASUS ROG SS3 MB drivers (as I have ROG Strix B450-F motherboard), installed it, downloaded SS3 and SR3 from Microsoft store but only then noticed the part of "you must use HDA - FF03 drivers" in order to have it function properly. Could you please clarify this last part? If it's not too time consuming, could you please explain the order of installs/updates to be done or at least guide me to info that has it available. Also, apologies if this is too simple and I am just too dumb to follow it through. I didn't think trying to get Quadraphonic speakers (which I acquired recently) to work properly would take such effort.
More Info: FF00 = Generic FF01 = with FMAPO FF03 = with Nahimic FF04 = with CXAPO FF06 = with MaxxAudio FF10 = with Creative FF0C = with DTS/SST I searched in google and found this answer, This correct or not?