Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation

[DonCarlo]

Hi guys,

 

I just wanted to ask you, has somebody have been having issues with the process called "Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation". And what happens is, that It is constantly taking about 30% of my CPU, even when idle, which causes fans spinning constantly and also performance issues.

I'm using HP Envy x360 15-c0007ng with the i7-8550U and Bang and Olufsen speakers, which I bought like 2 Months ago and there is no way that in idle this laptop should use so much CPU.

 

Has somebody encountered the same problem and hopefully found the solution or any workarounds?

 

Peace!

 

 

[circeseye]

https://www.howtogeek.com/273764/what-is-windows-audio-device-graph-isolation-and-why-is-it-running-on-my-pc/
here you go it has down the page about it using resources and fix
if that doesnt fix it you might just need to reinstall your audio drivers maybe they got bugged

[Jungstar]

I have the same Issue after I let HP Spectre x360 upgrade all my drivers... Now it takes up 25-60% of my CPU usage and the fan get's pretty noisy.

I tried to reinstall the driver from HP's website. I might try another realtek driver.