problems installing realtek audio drivers

[bluky]

Good evening

 

I wanted to tune a friends audio system (windows 11 PC with analog connection to speakers) when i noticed the realtek audio driver dont have a setting for the subwoofer crossover. I wanted to try the windows default driver witch didnt work with surround, so i wanted to install the driver again witch did nothing

 

I downloaded the driver from the Gigabytes website but it wouldnt install, my next step was installing the driver via the gigabyte control center with the same result.

 

I have made things a lot worse then they where, but i didnt expect the driver not installing...

 

The mainboard is a: Gigabyte B650 gaming X AX

 

Anything i can try?

[Skipple]

How do you have a subwoofer connected? The motherboard only has a 3.5mm line out jack which produces stereo sound but doesn't produce a seperate subwoofer channel.

 

 

For a seperate sub out you will be looking for the orange (3) jack.

[BillBill]

4 hours ago, bluky said:

Good evening

 

I wanted to tune a friends audio system (windows 11 PC with analog connection to speakers) when i noticed the realtek audio driver dont have a setting for the subwoofer crossover. I wanted to try the windows default driver witch didnt work with surround, so i wanted to install the driver again witch did nothing

 

I downloaded the driver from the Gigabytes website but it wouldnt install, my next step was installing the driver via the gigabyte control center with the same result.

 

I have made things a lot worse then they where, but i didnt expect the driver not installing...

 

The mainboard is a: Gigabyte B650 gaming X AX

 

Anything i can try?

Try downloading Realtek Audio Console. It can be found on the Microsoft Store app. That offers speaker configuration, sound effects and room correction. 

 

4 hours ago, bluky said:

Good evening

 

I wanted to tune a friends audio system (windows 11 PC with analog connection to speakers) when i noticed the realtek audio driver dont have a setting for the subwoofer crossover. I wanted to try the windows default driver witch didnt work with surround, so i wanted to install the driver again witch did nothing

 

I downloaded the driver from the Gigabytes website but it wouldnt install, my next step was installing the driver via the gigabyte control center with the same result.

 

I have made things a lot worse then they where, but i didnt expect the driver not installing...

 

The mainboard is a: Gigabyte B650 gaming X AX

 

Anything i can try?

Make sure you look up the correct revision for your motherboard. As an example "Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX v1.1 or v1.2 or v1.4  The driver still might be there. Check Device Manager. There you can see what driver is installed and the exact version of it.