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by: ry64x March 14, 2009 7:14 AM PDT

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Realtek HD Audio Manager question

by ry64x - 3/14/09 7:14 AM

Okay, now here is something that has been bugging me. When I had XP on my computer, Realtek HD Audio manager looked like this and had a graphic equalizer so I could mess with the sound. But with Vista Realtek HD Audio Manager looks like this and there is no graphics equalizer. I used the same installer under both XP and Vista. Is there any way I can get the graphic equalizer back on Vista?


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Does that depend

by MarkFlax Moderator - 3/14/09 7:29 AM

In Reply to: Realtek HD Audio Manager question by ry64x

on having the proper driver for your Realtek audio card?

I don't know myself as I don't use Vista, but maybe your audio card needs a driver update.

Mark


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I got the latest one

by ry64x - 3/14/09 10:35 AM

In Reply to: Does that depend by MarkFlax Moderator

I installed the latest driver from Realtek's site, but it still doesn't have any EQ.


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Realtek Equalizer/Driver

by Ken Deyell - 3/18/09 4:05 PM

In Reply to: I got the latest one by ry64x

Hope you don't mind me jumping in on this post.I have vista\realtek\inboard soundcard\current dr. 6.0.1.5374
audio mgr\speakers\sound affects in the bottom pane shows equalizer with a number of preset selections to choose from i.e. rock...pop
However I find the best adjustments can be made through the "equalizer" in your media player and I am using WMP 11.
I would like to update my "driver" but not sure how to verify the right one or the correct source.


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Realtek HD Audio Manager question

by stevezachjohnson - 4/4/09 10:54 AM

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I think you need a different version of Realtek Audio Manager for Vista in order to get the equalizer...


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