I attempted to install Realtek's R2.82 audio driver from their website, but after the installation process it just doesn't show up in the device list. Installing it is tough, since Windows desperately wants to install a different version. I still have the driver that was included on the CD that came with my motherboard. I could use the audio port on my monitor, and this does not have the pop problem, but it makes a massive, constant static noise. I use a new pair of headphones which do not have this problem on other devices. I had this issue in Windows 10, and it has persisted through my upgrade into Windows 11.
Searching in menus (such as when uploading a file to a site) works fine no matter what. Windows Search also breaks when this happens. But whenever onboard audio is enabled, the system automatically installs a Realtek audio driver which suffers from the same old issues. If I disable onboard audio in my BIOS settings, Windows Search works again.
All attempts to uninstall the audio driver and replace it have failed to resolve the issues.
Windows 11, ASRock Z490 Phantom Gaming 4 motherboard, Realtek drivers.īasically, I hear a pop whenever an audio channel opens or closes, my Windows Search is broken, and I have no Realtek HD Audio Manager program. I'm very close to solving it, but it's been quite the beast.
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