Rocket Scientist wrote:
How about this one? If you have it, then enable it and disable again, even if it was disabled by default (because of Win11 bug).
If you don't have it then you can uninstall Realtek audio drivers and use default Microsoft driver, as temporary solution. It should remove "church effect". Almost all Realtek audio settings (like Sonic Studio 3) won't work without enhancements enabled anyway.
Thanks a lot .... a driver reinstall has been released, but now I'm a little confused what to disable and what to allow?
That's good? This church echo goes to my brain ... 🙂
MoKiChU wrote:
Hi,
He knows what he's doing, he wants to get rid of all Third Party stuff (not just app, but app and drivers), and he does it knowingly, because he knows this won't bring back a working equalizer in Realtek Audio Control.
The UAD/DCH drivers being modular, you can install your drivers by these different types of install from the most complete to the lightest :
Intended to work like this by ASUS :- Full (EQ will be in the S33 app) : Follow scrupulously your CLEANUP process then your INSTALL process.
Not intended to work like this by ASUS (at your own risk) :- Realtek Only (EQ in Realtek Audio Control will not work) : Delete the ThirdParty folder from AUDIO_Realtek_USB_UAD_ASUS_ROG_SS3-DTS_MB_Gen2_v6.3.9600.xxxx folder then follow scrupulously your CLEANUP process then your INSTALL process (without installing SS3 & DTS apps).
- Minimal (such as Microsoft built-in drivers, without Realtek app) : Follow scrupulously your CLEANUP process > Right click on RtDUsbAD_asus.inf (in AUDIO_Realtek_USB_UAD_ASUS_ROG_SS3-DTS_MB_Gen2_v6.3.9600.xxxx\Realtek\CodecUsb_xxxx folder) > Install > Wait for the message "The operation completed successfully" or for restart request.
So to sum up, this is expected by ASUS to work like this (when a Third Party apps/drivers is bundled with the Realtek audio drivers package type, the equalization is done via the Third Party app), if this does not suit you, since this occurring with drivers package from your motherboard support page (and therefore that it is not specific to the drivers that I propose) : Open a ticket with ASUS Support.
Thank you very much for following the instructions,only without the driver "third party"...the console won't start,with this error,even though the services are running...so Asus disabled the basic RLT Console,too bad because it worked fine for me on the Z590 board,with the same sound card..sorry...I don't need anything else but a loudness and a high pitch highlight.... :confused:
