Nvidia Hd Audio Manager
Realtek or nVidia sound drivers? They both show up in Device manager under Sound: 4 lines say nVida and 1 line says Realtek, also there's 1 line that says Microsoft HD Audio device and 1 line. If your computer use Realtek HD Audio card with front and back panel jack, and you got a plugged and unplugged device error, I have a simple method to solve your problems. Hello, I am having a strange issue. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the Realtek HD audio drivers several times. My understanding is that when installing the drivers, it automatically installs the manager as well. The problem is that the manager does not get installed. It is not in my control panel nor my program files.
I have a farm, if this is really true, why didn’t you tell me last April so I had a long time to upgrade? 
I have been a loyal customer for almost as long as there has been a Turbotax.
You need to pay a little amount to install the current drivers. For example, DriverTuner (costs $4.97 per 7 days trial) is one software which will check your PC for outdated drivers and provide you suggestions. The latest version of VIA HD Audio Driver – 6.0.11.1100 will be installed on your PC. If you still find that your mic or sound not working even after updating to the latest VIA HD audio drivers, then it’s best to install the generic HD drivers provided by default. Under Device Manager, you can navigate to Sound > Video and Game Controllers > Select VIA HD or VIA HD (Win 10) driver.
Nvidia Hd Audio Manager Windows 7
If you are connecting your PC to a Smart TV through an HDMI cable and want the AV in high quality, then updating the driver to the above should be useful. The following link should be also useful to get to the same. As you can see to listen to HD quality audio from RealTek hardware, you need the above driver.
Nvidia High Definition Audio Software Download
I found the problem seems that I was essentially duplicating the Line In audio stream. The first 'source' I found was the HD Audio manager. You can open the manager and view the 'Line In' tab - mine had a non-zero playback volume (the slider was NOT all the way to the left for zero playback). If you want output from the HD Manager, that makes sense. I also found out a second Line In 'source'.