Windows 10: Windows 10 Atmos Multi-In bug

I just bought a new Denon AVR-x4700h, I run my gaming laptop through my receiver and when I try and play a game that supports Dolby Atmos the receiver just says 'Multi-In and does not play in Atmos I have windows in the 'Dolby Atmos for home theater' setting when I try this, so far I've tired this with COD: Cold War, BF1, and assassin's creed origins, they all do the same exact thing, I've been running windows in 5.1 and up mixing to Auro-3D, are their any solutions for this? this is very frustrating.

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PC: Receiver shows Multi-channel or PCM when playing Atmos content

It was once a known issue on Xbox One, notably with 2019 Denon receivers, but has been fixed in the latest updates from Microsoft. But it also occurs in Windows 10 and has not been fixed. When running games with Atmos support on Windows 10, the receiver
indicates "Multi In" on the Display when it should indicate ATMOS. In movies and in the Dolby app itself, the receiver's display reads "Atmos" normally. This link describes exactly the problem that happened on the Xbox and was fixed, but they forgot to fix
it on Windows 10.

https://kb.dolby.com/access?kid=ka00g000000g8IFAAY&articletype=FAQ__kav

Will microsoft fix this bug on the PC as it did on the Xbox? Thank you.

 

Dolby Atmos

We would like to confirm if you have check if you Dolby Atmos can be dectect by your computer?

We suggest that you check if its being detected by following these steps:

• At the bottom right side of your screen, where the Time and date can also be located, look for the
  sound icon.
• Right click on the sound icon, a smaill window will pop up with the Sound
  menus.
• Click on the Playback Devices.
• The Sound window will appear with the Playback
  tab.
• Look for Dolby Atmos to make sure that it is properly installed.

If its not on the list in Playback Devices, kindly check if its listed in Device Manager by:

• From the Start menu, type in Device Manager, then
  Enter.
• Then click the Sound, video and game controllers driver.
• Look for Dolby Atmos, then right click on it, then click
  Unintall.
• Once done, remove your Dolby Atmos device and restart you computer.
  

After your computer has restarted and your are in the Desktop screen of your computer, connect your Dolby Atmos device. It should automatically be installed in your computer by giving you prompts. Once successfully installed, kindly check if it is detected
now by you computer in Playback Devices.

We'll be waiting for your update.

 

Windows 10 KB3213986 Update Cripples Multi-monitor Gaming

This should be enough to get the conspiracy theorists suggesting that Microsoft is intentionally crippling multi-monitor support in fullscreen mode since games sold on the Microsoft Store all work in the pseudo-fullscreen mode...

Or it could just be an idiotic bug that will be fixed in time.