Windows 10: Windows Audio device Graph Isolation is making my cpu run hotter

Discus and support Windows Audio device Graph Isolation is making my cpu run hotter in Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware to solve the problem; Just yesterday when i changed my pc case out, i noticed my fans spinning a lot faster than usual, i checked my windows task manager and noticed a... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware' started by VenKazi, Dec 29, 2016.

  1. VENKAZI
    VenKazi Win User

    Windows Audio device Graph Isolation is making my cpu run hotter


    Just yesterday when i changed my pc case out, i noticed my fans spinning a lot faster than usual, i checked my windows task manager and noticed a "Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation" adding a 15% cpu load totaling 30% with all other processes. the result of this is a 120 degree F average temp, when it should really be (what im okay with) 90F.

    My audio is fine with out touching anything, end the process and i get no audio,*note when i did this i got a message from windows saying "no audio?" and went to their site and followed their instructions* upon reading some stuff i go into my device manager, the audio section, and i notice this new USB pnp Audio Device, which i never noticed (or was just blind) till now, uninstalled it and rebooted my PC, the device was still there +i had audio +the process wasn't running.

    Windows Audio device Graph Isolation is making my cpu run hotter [​IMG]


    Windows Audio device Graph Isolation is making my cpu run hotter [​IMG]


    Turned my PC on today and the Process is back and my temps are up.

    does anyone have a good way to remove the process permanently? also could it be the HD audio i connected to my motherboard from my front panel?

    :)
     
    VenKazi, Dec 29, 2016
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  2. ALANMACHON
    AlanMachon Win User

    audiodg.exe Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation

    Can anyone help with my CPU running at 100%. I have figured out it is Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation, but have no idea how to make it go away.
     
    AlanMachon, Dec 29, 2016
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  3. ASHUTOSHM07
    Ashutoshm07 Win User
    Windows audio device graph isolation high CPU

    I don't know if this might help, I had this same issue and disabling "hey Cortana" in Cortana settings fixed this issue entirely. I believe respond to "Hey Cortana" may be enabled on your PC. If so, tap search bar on the taskbar and then tap settings at
    bottom left corner and disable hey Cortana and your problem will be gone.
     
    Ashutoshm07, Dec 29, 2016
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  4. CALEDON KEN
    Caledon Ken Win User

    Windows Audio device Graph Isolation is making my cpu run hotter

    Caledon Ken, Dec 30, 2016
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  5. VENKAZI
    VenKazi Win User
    VenKazi, Dec 30, 2016
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  6. CALEDON KEN
    Caledon Ken Win User
    Well then you could shutdown the enhancements as outlined in article by entering your playback devices. Maybe not all but maybe one or two of them are driving the most activity. I believe you said you were okay with sound when you had killed this process so maybe you can shut all enhancements off.

    At least you know your options. Good luck.
     
    Caledon Ken, Dec 30, 2016
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  7. FIREBERD
    fireberd Win User
    One thing I notice from your Device Manager is you only have "High Definition Audio Device" listed, apparently for the PC sound. That is only the generic, basic function, Windows installed sound driver. Get the correct hardware sound driver for your PC and see if that makes a difference. Any sound enhancements may need the correct driver for proper operation.

    HP shows an IDT driver for Win 8.1, which should work on Win 10 (no Win 10 drivers are shown).
    HP Software and Driver Downloads for HP Printers, Laptops, Desktops and More | HP(R) Customer Support

    The USB PnP audio device. Do you have USB headset or mic plugged in?
     
    fireberd, Apr 5, 2018
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