Hi, You need Realtek Audio Drivers (UAD - ASUS ROG SS3) from my latest update post. Note : English please. Are using Windows 10 64 bit 1903/19H1/18362.x or more recent ? - If no, you can't use this drivers packages (read the requirements at the bottom of each of my update posts). - If yes, try without Sonic Studio Virtual Mixer by following this process here (Note @ Realtek Audio Drivers (UAD - ASUS ROG SS3-DTS) drivers packages users).
Hello, I have a question that can I use the RTK driver when I know that I should install the ROG SS3, I just want the driver itself, thank you.
Hi MoKiChu, Truly admire your work. Quick question: because of the changes mentioned by pal1000, is it OK to slipstream these drivers onto WIM file or install with pnputil instead of via setup.exe?
Start with setting up the realtek driver and control panel with the components. Check its working then proceed to install your mobo extension and components. Check that realtek audio service is still running after you mobo extension, sometimes it gets disabled. Aslo note ...find a manual install control panel then update through ms store.
Hi, sorry for being newbie, but I am little confused how to get the latest drivers with the latest tools as UAD for my Realtek. With the alanfox2000 package, this was so cool, I inserted the VEN_10EC&DEV_0700&SUBSYS_80862073 HW ID in the UADInf Editor and got the latest Realtek driver and FF01 Fortemedia as inf install package. To bad, the project died. He does not continue the work on other place beside github? So what to do now? I see pal1000 is also doing a great job here. His package is more like "a general" current driver, but unspecific to HW ID? Also I don't see any Thirdparty package (Fortemedia, Dolby, WaveMaxx...) in the download. How to keep update them? Thank you!
Unfortunate for me to report, after I followed the clean install instructions, I am no longer able to complete the Realtek Driver installation, it interrupts with a 0x80070003 error, it cleaned so deep that now it is missing something and it is not letting me finish the installation ... Edit: I was able to fix this by attempting to install an older UAD version from ASUS Support site and I was able to update to the last UAD version but now SSIII isn't opening saying "The current system is not supported, or the audio driver has not been properly installed TIMEOUT"
Its weird that you cant find latest realtek drivers for your laptop in asus website. Thanks for the post about asus I will try to activate DTX 7.1
It is a Z370-G (Wi-Fi) model Mokichu, good to have you back here. Never had this issue before but I did a clean Windows 10 install last night and I am about to try this on a clean system right now, oh it is 1909 on the Win10, build 18363.720
You need Realtek Audio Drivers (UAD - ASUS ROG SS3) from my latest update post (follow scrupulously the CLEAN INSTALL then INSTALL process).
Yes sir, 6.0.8904.1 I just downloaded and installed on a CLEAN system, drivers installed no problem, and Realtek Audio Console automatically installed no problem, last night SSIII was not working but they seem to be working now. Thank you. Do you recommend cleaning with Revo Uninstaller? That is what I did last night and it probably cleaned more than it should have.
Mokichu, forgive me for asking, you used to provide other than sound device drivers, are you still providing those? Motherboard, chipset etc. Thanks again, good to have found you here.
Windows 1909. Update with the modified package went well but I don't see any change. Another observation: When I open an old Realtek control panel (from a different windows installation) I get the classic / more graphic version and I can configure audio but here I don't see any room correction option at all. And it says "Lenovo" in the title bar... I don't have a Lenovo Service is still running. Have one instance using SYSTEM account plus one instance using mine. Can I get the classic Realtek control panel using a manual install? Gotta look around for it. Thank you.
If you want the old Realtek control panel Win32/Legacy (Realtek HD Audio Manager), try to switch to the HDA drivers (HDA - FF00 but you will not be able to use your Sonic Studio/Radar III & DTS Sound Unbound), do not make manual trick with files from "different windows installation", the Realtek HD Audio Manager (old Realtek control panel Win32/Legacy) is not designed to run with UAD drivers. Here is the switch process : Uninstall (via Start > Settings > Applications) your UWP apps (Realtek Audio Control, Sonic Studio/Radar III & DTS Sound Unbound) and your UAD drivers (Realtek Audio Driver) > restart request > Install the HDA drivers (Setup.exe) > restart request. Refer to this post to know the main differences between UAD/DCH drivers and HDA/Legacy drivers.