Windows 10: Want to reinstall windows, but can't do it through settings - Huawei Matebook D

Hi

I have a couple of problems

So i have the Huawei Matebook D and actually really satisfied with it. The problem i have is, that the fingerprint ID scanner/reader whatever you wanna call it, doesn't read my finger ID anymore and i want to try to reinstall windows to get it to work but can't. The setting is there, but somewhere between pressing the delete everything button or whatever it's called and 5 min after pressing the button, it just says "Couldn't delete windows. Everything has been turned back to normal", or something like that. Can't really remember it

My second option is to fully delete the ssd and reinstall windows, but then i have to install the drivers to get the finger ID and all the other stuff to work again. If i delete it, do i have to install all the software from the Huawei page or how do i do it? Im pretty familiar with computers and stuff, but never tried reinstalling windows on a pc, that needed other software, than what was in windows

Please write if you have any questions or anything that might help me!

Best regards

Mathias

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Yes, yes, there are a lot of posts about crummy Realtek Audio, and even a sticky thread (or two). But hear me out — I've tried all that. So...

I recently purchased a Huawei Matebook D 14" AMD Ryzen laptop. Everything seems okay except for one glaringly bad issue: every time any application tries to emit sound, there is a 1/2 - 3/4 second knock-out where no audio is played. The audio is just simply never heard, like it never existed. Then, suddenly, it kicks in right in the middle of the sound playing, and sometimes with a noticeable stutter/skip.

Now, I've tried twisting the audio drivers six ways from Sunday...

I've reinstalled Huawei's recommended driver from the Huawei product support page. No good.

I've tried replacing the Realtek Audio Device driver with Microsoft's High Definition Audio Device driver. That resulted in a slightly reduced delay, but with the addition of a loud, painful *POP-pop-crackle* every time any (and I mean any) sound is generated, or the sound card "sleeps."

I've tried using DPC Latency Checker and disabling most of the devices in the Device Manager (that aren't system critical) to see if the latency would drop. It wouldn't.

I've tried downloading and installing the Realtek Audio Console from the top sticky thread. It didn't help either.

I've tried downloading the "latest version" cab file from the same thread. Windows wouldn't take it because it liked its own version better.

Now, it's worth noting that, when Windows wants to play a sound, and I'm using the stock audio drivers, the Windows OS itself doesn't seem to have the lag/stutter issue; e.g., the volume slider, Windows sounds, etc. Only other applications seem to be plagued with the lag/stutter.

I tried posting on Huawei's "Official Community Forum" and was completely ignored.

I'm grasping at straws here, as I really like almost everything else about this laptop. But since I run sound for events, this is a serious deal-breaker; if I can 't fix this, I'm sending it back, or selling it.