I should also mention the laptop comes with Dts Headphone X which also breaks when using the generic Microsoft driver but I haven't found much use for it anyway. I did notice that 3 out of 4 items fail to install in the cmd even when ran as admin which might be part of the problem.
I tried downloading drivers from ASUS which are the same as the default windows Realtek reinstall. One thing I have noticed through many reinstalls is that the events log mentions Device not migrated. It's amazing for music but both Netflix and games have incredibly low audio with the Realtek driver without loudness equalization so I'm forced to use the generic MS driver. Also, while I regain the option, the audio seems vaguely hollow unless restarted when the audio console loses its options again but the sound is fine. The weirdest part is if I unistall the device the Realtek driver returns and I regain the full capability of the Audio console but upon restart it's gone again. I wouldn't have minded it too much but to me the audio quality seems slightly worse with the generic MS driver. If I install the generic Microsoft driver I regain the Loudness Equalization option through Sound Settings but naturally Realtek Audio Console stops working. Since I checked the other thread, device manager has Realtek Audio listed and not Realtek High Definition Audio Device. 3 weeks ago without any reason (I checked for Windows Updates) the Loudness Equalization option, along with the addional EQ bars, randomly disappeared from the Realtek Audio Console. I have an ASUS TUF 505DT and primarily use headphones. I've been having an odd problem with Loudness Equalization. If you do not see any change, you can use Update Driver option and Search automatically to revert to Realtek driver. Check the box Show Compatible Hardware and select.
In the next screen, select Let me pick from a list of available drivers.Select Browse my computer for Driver Software.Right click on Realtek Audio and select.
We can try to use an alternate audio driver and see if that helps. Expand Sound, Video, and Game Controllers.If the issue persists, you may want to try updating the Audio drivers and check. Select the checkbox for Loudness Equalization.Under Playback tab, double click on the sound device that you are using.However, you may want to have a look at the Sound Control panel, and see if Loudness Equalization Enhancement is available. As you have mentioned that you are unable to find Loudness equalization, I would like to inform that certain audio devices and audio card does not provide the Audio Enhancements Ideally, the level of audio depends on the type of file that you are playing. I understand that you are unable to get proper audio output levels on certain videos. Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.
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