Windows 10: Realtek can't connect to rpc , even after reinstalling

Hello, I've bought a new headset, and it wasn't working the way it was intended i could use the mic or the headphones , but not both on the same time and so i decided to reinstall my sound drivers stupid , i know. After i removed it through the device manager and reinstalled the new version from the official realtek website, the realtek audio console has been showing that it can't connect to the rpc. I've tried several things to restore it including trying a program that downloaded something with the name of my motherboard brand on it but nothing seems to work. If it's any help, i've s

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Realtek Audio Console not opening. Gives error "Cannot connect to RPC service."

Window 10 Home Version 1909

Hi,

I have tried the steps stated in the post below but did not solve my problem. My Realtek audio console still cannot connect to RPC

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Realtek Audio console - can not connect to RPC service

I need to add "enhancements" in sound for microphone... Tried lots of tutorials... can't even remember what I did. I guess mostly about reinstalling Realtek driver.

Didn't work.

Found out that options I'm looking for should be in Audio console, but it gives Cannot connect to RPC service.

I already tried this: Redirecting

Still gives the same error... for a while it didn't even work at all, but after restarting it "worked" but showed the same message..

They I saw there's realtek audio manager form gigabyte.com but I couldn't find the right one for my motherboard. I'm lost...

The problem is that my mic is very noisy and I wanna access enhancements, but it's not there....

Can anyone help me?

What technical specification do you need from me?

 

Old problem resurfaced - B&O cannot connect to RPC Server

Further update ... and solution!!

I have finally managed to update the B&O audio control app by installing the latest Realtek drivers v11.0.6000.833, and by uninstalling/reinstalling the app via Microsoft Store. After doing this, however I noticed that the original problem ("cannot connect to RPC service") had returned. But I've also been able to solve this definitively thanks to the following website:

Realtek Audio Console can't connect to RPC service | TechPowerUp Forums

It turns out that Realtek HD Audio Universal Service must be enabled at startup; it must have become disabled somehow without my noticing it.

Hope this info can help someone else.