Windows 10: Sound louder than usual when playing media after pausing.

Same link that Gary posted. I just used Internet Explorer to download it. Too bad it still didn't fix the sound issue I have.

 

Alright, then I'll hold off on downloading that for now. I have a Windows Update for the Realtek driver I uninstalled that's waiting for me to accept it, I'll probably just resort to that in a few weeks after a few more drivers.

 

Is there anyone else that has this issue and has fixed it yet?

 

Finally have a solution that's similar to what itsmebb experienced. If you let Windows install a generic High Definition Audio Device as the driver it will work. Apparently, Windows 10 comes with one. If you go to the Realtek driver and update it, instead of searching for one on the internet, select the browse my computer option and let me pick and it'll have High Definition Audio Device as an option. Installing that one worked and fixed the audio issue on my end. The downside is you lose the Realtek HD Audio Manager program or whatever audio program came bundled with the driver, which means losing the options you could have with the sound.

 

Well, Windows decided to just update itself and I ended up with another non-functional Realtek driver. Time to revert again I guess.

 

It dosent matter what your realtek version is. You have go to the C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA and open RtkNGUI64.exe .
Thats it!
And it will automatically turn on whenever you restart your pc.
THANK YOU.

 

It dosent matter what your realtek version is. You have go to the C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA and open RtkNGUI64.exe .
Thats it!
And it will automatically turn on whenever you restart your pc.
THANK YOU.

 

It dosent matter what your realtek version is. You have go to the C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA and open RtkNGUI64.exe .
Thats it!
And it will automatically turn on whenever you restart your pc.
THANK YOU.

 

(Searched many hours for the solution on google, tried all recommendations & non of them worked).
I ended my nightmare, by simply experimenting any ways possible / almost randomly. You might have seen this recommendation, that didn't work for you as well as for me, just BECAUSE of one stupid wrong step in the following process that many people posted. So here it is:

-> Go to Device Manager (I think you already know what I'm talking about but read until the end!!!)
--> Sound, video and game controllers
---> High Definition Audio Device - Update Driver Software...

AND NOW COMES THE MOST IMPORTANT PART... DO NOT CHOOSE "Search automatically for updated driver software" HELL NOOOOOOO!!!!! (most of posts say to click on that but it's not)

-----> Click on Browse my computer for driver software
------> Then, Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer
-------> Coming to this step you should have two options: "High Definition Audio Device" and "Realtek High Definition Audio"....... CHOOSE "High Definition Audio Device" !!!! -> Next (in this step a little box where says "Show compatible hardware" must be checked)
--------> A window with title "Update Driver Warning" will appear, pick "YES"
---------> After saying "Windows has successfully updated your driver software", click "Close" & if it asks to restart your computer, choose "YES"

This helped for me so try if nothing else did help you !

 

Had the problem again after reinstalling Windows, and this fixed it. Thanks guys!

 

Thank you so much! I had been installing all kinds of crazy drivers and such. This was so simple and it worked! Thanks for helping out Ardante.