Windows 10: Audiodg.exe crash when using a USB audio device on Windows 11

Hello,I am having an issue using a Biamp Tesira x400 on Dell Latitude 5430 and OptiPlex Micro 7000 running Windows 11. I have another Latitude 5430 with Windows 10 and the issue does not happen. On the 5430 and OptiPlex 7000 running Windows 11, the microphone and speakers will either disconnect when joining or during a Zoom/Webex/Teams meeting. Biamp equipment has most recent firmware and is compatible with Windows 11, both 5430 and OptiPlex 7000 are fully up to date on drivers/bios. I've disabled Audio Enhancements in Sound Control Panel for the USB device as this was a reported issue wit

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Audiodg Issues

 

Audiodg Issues

Like many others, I've encountered the high CPU issue when audiodg (Windows Audio
Device Graph Isolation) is running. By ending this process in the task manager, I can use my PC without issues. However, after a recent Windows update, I cannot end the task under "Processes" anymore. I was able to end
process tree under "Details". Now, I cannot get any sound. The automatic troubleshooting cannot fix the problem. The problem statement is "Audio services are not responding" although Windows Audio service and Windows Audio Endpoint Builder
are running.

Probably, the problem is due to permanent termination of audiodg. In the past, even though I ended the process, it would show up again as needed. I cannot get audiodg to run anymore even if I run it as Administrator. Does anyone know how to get audiodg
to run?

Thanks in advance!

 

Windows 11 messed up audio devices

Hey all, I just upgraded to windows 11 from 10, and now all my audio devices are messed up. I used to have it as my speakers that are plugged into the front audio port, and my headphones/mic plugged into the back. They were listed as 2 separate devices that I could toggle between. Since I went to 11, it is now showing as 1 audio device only and the audio plays from speakers and headphones at the same time. any suggestions on how to fix this? Thanks