Audio Gaps with U-Mix Control Pro 2 - What to do?

[rhopkins]

Didnt you have issues with RST reinstalling?

get rid of intel rapid storage techn. (RST) intel control center and the matrix driver.

Yeah, sorry, that was my point. I never managed to fully uninstall it. Will try again later.

[juice88]

I installed the newest Intel Matrix Drivers for that - still.

Do you have a RAID System? Deinstall it completely.

You mean to manage many hard discs in my notebook? no, i do not have such system and just one hard disc - except the external ones of course, but also tested it with playing from the internal disc.

I also removed any intel-software from the notebook.

[Hannes]

Don't delete any, just the ones that are hdd drivers.
Like rst and the matrix driver then it will use the Windows driver instead.

[juice88]

Don't delete any, just the ones that are hdd drivers.
Like rst and the matrix driver then it will use the Windows driver instead.

Okay, but how can I find out which files exactly those ones are? are they called like that in the driver-folder in system32? And will Windows not search the internet for the most current ones and then download them again?

[Hannes]

anything that has "RST - rapid storage - AHCI - Storage" in it´s name.

If you delete those Windows will load it´s own drivers.

just like "Realtek-Audio" vs. "Windows HD-Audio Driver".

Basically: Intel Chipset and USB Driver good.
Intel RST etc. possible cause of issues.

[Support@MixVibes]

You shouldn't delete them, just force-install the Windows ones.

[Hannes]

You shouldn't delete them, just force-install the Windows ones.

How do you do that?

[Support@MixVibes]

Devices manager :

update driver/manualy/choose from a list/uncheck 'display compatible device' then the first line in the left column should be the Microsoft Windows generic one, the other brands are just under into the list.

EDIT : uninstall sometimes work (for GPU it does), it removes the brand drivers and replace it by the Windows native ones.

[Hannes]

Ok, but it'll install the generic ahci driver anyway, otherwise the laptop wouldn't work when you use a new hdd.

[juice88]

Devices manager :

update driver/manualy/choose from a list/uncheck 'display compatible device' then the first line in the left column should be the Microsoft Windows generic one, the other brands are just under into the list.

EDIT : uninstall sometimes work (for GPU it does), it removes the brand drivers and replace it by the Windows native ones.

And to which devices exactly do I have to do this now? Confused