All right, I have some updates for you all... and quite interesting, meaning that I dont understand what happened. But let me go step by step:
Something has changed between Sunday and yesterday ( or well they day before yesterday because yesterday I didnt get the change to try anything)
Today before trying the latest suggestions that were posted here, I made a call and to my surprise my mother could hear my children at the beginning I thought she was kidding but no!
I do not know how that is possible, after all so far the things that I have done which is disabling Realtek and trying to uninstall it as shown on the print screens also with no success as it keeps coming back. But I guess somewhere something did change along the way.
What I have also noticed is that since that same moment I have a constant noise, very low true, not really bothering . Its a noise that sounds like static on the tv and that I can seems to come from the middle of the keyboard. I took a small recording. This noise was not there before and dont know where it could be coming from or if I should worry.
Anyway, I went ahead and Disabled Realtek Audio Universal Service, and restarted. After restart, Realtek was back.
I also created a second user and tried, still the call went well.
Since I cannot really tell what made the sound issue apparently be gone, I am worried that it is going to come back the same way.....
I had a look at the update history to see if during this time an update took place, and what I saw is that on Sunday this update was installed 2023-09 Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 11
and the below driver updates , which I guess they happened with the disabling/uninstalling and auto reinstalling that I did. Not sure though about the Dell extension. I have not intentionally done anything with it.
Does any of this make sense to you? I mean I have spent 3 months with Dell Cust Service and they have done this and ask me to do it many times and it never made any difference.
Is it possible that after the Cumulative Update Preview update was installed it has added something that could help with it?
In any case I would still like to know how I could stop Realtek to keep installing automatically, just in case problem comes back and I want to go back to the High Definition Audio Device.
Also regarding PeterOz comment " Post #11 pic what option do you have (if any) with Microphone array." I am not quite sure what you would like me to change:
Do you mean if I have any other option different that the AMD Audio device to use as Mic Array? If that is the case, no I dont have any other option
Or do you mean change something within the AMS AD Array? Here I dont have anything I can select there is only one format available.
At this point and because the problem is ( im cautious here) 'gone' I cannot do the clean boot check, but I will keep that in mind should it return to see I can isolate when exactly happens.
Cheers!
Something has changed between Sunday and yesterday ( or well they day before yesterday because yesterday I didnt get the change to try anything)
Today before trying the latest suggestions that were posted here, I made a call and to my surprise my mother could hear my children at the beginning I thought she was kidding but no!
I do not know how that is possible, after all so far the things that I have done which is disabling Realtek and trying to uninstall it as shown on the print screens also with no success as it keeps coming back. But I guess somewhere something did change along the way.
What I have also noticed is that since that same moment I have a constant noise, very low true, not really bothering . Its a noise that sounds like static on the tv and that I can seems to come from the middle of the keyboard. I took a small recording. This noise was not there before and dont know where it could be coming from or if I should worry.
Anyway, I went ahead and Disabled Realtek Audio Universal Service, and restarted. After restart, Realtek was back.
I also created a second user and tried, still the call went well.
Since I cannot really tell what made the sound issue apparently be gone, I am worried that it is going to come back the same way.....
I had a look at the update history to see if during this time an update took place, and what I saw is that on Sunday this update was installed 2023-09 Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 11
and the below driver updates , which I guess they happened with the disabling/uninstalling and auto reinstalling that I did. Not sure though about the Dell extension. I have not intentionally done anything with it.
Does any of this make sense to you? I mean I have spent 3 months with Dell Cust Service and they have done this and ask me to do it many times and it never made any difference.
Is it possible that after the Cumulative Update Preview update was installed it has added something that could help with it?
In any case I would still like to know how I could stop Realtek to keep installing automatically, just in case problem comes back and I want to go back to the High Definition Audio Device.
Also regarding PeterOz comment " Post #11 pic what option do you have (if any) with Microphone array." I am not quite sure what you would like me to change:
Do you mean if I have any other option different that the AMD Audio device to use as Mic Array? If that is the case, no I dont have any other option
Or do you mean change something within the AMS AD Array? Here I dont have anything I can select there is only one format available.
At this point and because the problem is ( im cautious here) 'gone' I cannot do the clean boot check, but I will keep that in mind should it return to see I can isolate when exactly happens.
Cheers!