pal1000

Here is the generic UAD 6.0.9275.1 codec [Codec_9275.zip](https://github.com/pal1000/Realtek-UAD-generic/files/8008823/Codec_9275.zip)

There is a Realtek USB Audio driver and that doesn't seam to be motherboard/card specific making things way easier, just one driver for every ``USB\AUDIO\VEN_10EC` device.

Maybe latest generic helps `https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=6.3.9600.*` Sort by date descending. You may also need RealtekUSBAPO from [here](https://www.station-drivers.com/index.php/en/forum/hd-sound/460-drivers-realtek-high-definition-audio-codecs-usb-uad-hda?start=6). You can reuse RealtekHSA and RealtekService from my package.

Maybe tweaking power management in RAC helps. 

Usually Windows store does its magic installing the control panel app after installing UAD driver.

I experienced this myself once when Windows had the chance to install sound driver through Windows update. Disable duplicate devices in Device manager should sort it out. Considering you updated...

Try [this clean install procedure](https://github.com/pal1000/Realtek-UAD-generic#switching-from-other-realtek-hd-audio-drivers).

> I'd like to install ASIO. Is this included in your driver? No it isn't because it's unsupported by generic extension - `HDX_GenericExt_RTK.inf`. You have to modify `HDX_GenericExt_RTK.inf` to load...

> Can I just copy over RealtekASIO_7 form that Gigabyte driver in Win64 folder to your generic driver and edit the HDX_GenericExt_RTK.inf accordingly? Yes, that's all you have to do.

> Is this a driver signature fail? Yes you definitely have to disable driver signature enforcement. > Do I have to mod furthermore the section > [DeviceExtension_Install.Components] > to include...