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z390-f all good no crash so far...

i got the same from a week ago, dont think its anything to worry about if it says its working

but your keyboard supports macros? like mochiku said it sounds like its the virtual mouse or keyboard that comes with certain devices, go in device manager and do you see anything "virtual" under...

i also have this isuue with z390 strix im not sure what its detecting ive just got used to it, have you got anything logitech?

not sure if it is possible to roll back, theres a newer version on 1st page of this thread

i have the same motherboard and have never had this issue, do you have your onboard drivers installed? or is there a way to disable in bios

not sure if this is correct but i believe the nvidia hd audio drivers is for hdmi only? i use display port withough nvidia drivers installed and works fine for me

yeah i know its one of those things you shouldnt be getting with such a nice motherboard, i must admit when i first built my pc i cant recall having this problem. how about try one of the first...

the first one, read the post first dont just go and install them.

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?117596-DRIVERS-Realtek-Audio-(MB-Intel-2xx-3xx-4xx-amp-AMD-3xx-4xx-5xx) so enabling adaptive BCLK fixed the issue? i ran out of ideas and just ditched it.

try turning off fastboot, i disabled onboard sound and got a decent headset with built in sound card because of that. asus onboard realtek sound card is not great

use qfan and pwm mode so it can auto adjust speed, dc mode will run 100%, its got to be a 3 pin fan for pwm.

sounds like your worrying about nothing imo, theres always going to be fluctuations on voltages none are %100 accurate either

yes thats the ones

also the drivers you install from asus are usually blocked
https://winaero.com/blog/how-to-unblock-files-downloaded-from-internet-in-windows-10/
or use the drivers on this forum which are more...

i think there was a tool to remove it completely, i know unistalling doesnt get rid of everything. and yes icue should be fine for monitoring

do you have ai overclock enabled? turn it off if so and try that, update bios to latest ver or reset. if still freeze then download all drivers from support page and put on a usb then do a windows...

hwinfo64 or open hardware monitor theres loads to pick from

no its garbage bloatware, any asus program/tool is terrible

not sure how to fix this but you can get into bios from searching in windows advanced start-up and boot into bios.

i agree, his drivers deserve a stickied thread

yes he updates the main thread

makesure output audio and input default is correct and not changed from update,
in realtek audio console app apply noise suppression and AEC in your mic settings
fixed for me.
if you get sound...

brilliant thanks makes sense now. do i need to do this install or can i just download the drivers from your thread?

on the drivers page it has
Chipset
Version 1952.14.0.1470

when i go to install it says ver.
2009.14.0.1496

https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/ROG-STRIX-Z390-F-GAMING/HelpDesk_Download/

is...