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AudioWizard is lost

Mer93
Level 7

‎09-18-2015 12:36 AM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 01:58 AM by Community Admin

Yesterday, I updated my audio driver from ASUS's website. After that I lost my MAXXAudio. I tried many times, uninstall driver and re-install but nothing works. Please help me ! I am using M5A97 mainboard.
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toronto699
Level 13

‎09-18-2015 06:19 AM

it maybe hidden, go to search type "max audio" or type "audio wizard" if not found follow these steps
Download the driver u want to install , do not install yet , go to "run " delete "temp" files and "%temp%" files

If some files say they are in use leave them then do this
Go to Device Manager find "sound video game controllers" open uninstall "Realtek High Definition Audio"
Install the driver u downloaded
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laptoppasuruan
Level 7
In response to toronto699

‎09-18-2015 08:59 AM

i have same problem like u, but i try use universal driver pack and than its work 🙂
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Mer93
Level 7
In response to toronto699

‎09-18-2015 09:02 AM

toronto699 wrote:
it maybe hidden, go to search type "max audio" or type "audio wizard" if not found follow these steps
Download the driver u want to install , do not install yet , go to "run " delete "temp" files and "%temp%" files

If some files say they are in use leave them then do this
Go to Device Manager find "sound video game controllers" open uninstall "Realtek High Definition Audio"
Install the driver u downloaded


Download the driver u want to install , do not install yet , go to "run " delete "temp" files and "%temp%" files

I don't understand this very well. Could you tell it step by step ? I didn't try this before, I hope it is solution.
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toronto699
Level 13

‎09-18-2015 11:22 AM

in the seach in Windows type RUN then in the RUN box type temp delete all files then in the run box type
%temp% delete those files

then
in windows search type device manager in device manger find sound game video controllers click on the >in sound video game controllers uninstall the realtek high definition audio by right clicking on it , then install the driver u downloaded I cannot make it any more simple
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Mer93
Level 7
In response to toronto699

‎09-18-2015 11:53 AM

toronto699 wrote:
in the seach in Windows type RUN then in the RUN box type temp delete all files then in the run box type
%temp% delete those files

then
in windows search type device manager in device manger find sound game video controllers click on the >in sound video game controllers uninstall the realtek high definition audio by right clicking on it , then install the driver u downloaded I cannot make it any more simple


I did this but nothing worked. I found one MAXXAudio but when I open it, there is only blank page.

Also I have two installers in Program Files(x86) but they won't work, there is error as "This softare is not supported on the current device.

Do you know anything about universal driver pack, which is mentioned above.
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Mer93
Level 7
In response to toronto699

‎09-18-2015 12:54 PM

toronto699 wrote:
try this realtek driver
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownT...


Not worked. I can only get blank page for MAXXAudio.

Is there any chance you upload working shorcut ? Maybe it will work on me.
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toronto699
Level 13

‎09-18-2015 01:03 PM

In windows search , search for Realtek HD Audio Manager
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Mer93
Level 7
In response to toronto699

‎09-18-2015 01:09 PM

toronto699 wrote:
In windows search , search for Realtek HD Audio Manager


I have it in system tray, I can open and use it perfectly. My only missing thing is MAXXAudio. I installed drivers from Realtek website, and they gone in Program Files, which was blank page.
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