#DOLBY AUDIO DRIVERS ACER ASPIRE M DRIVER#
#DOLBY AUDIO DRIVERS ACER ASPIRE M WINDOWS#

I don't know how it's releated, but I have not heard any distortion since I started to use it, except from when I don't use Throttlestop. However the funny thing is it seems like it also has solved my speaker problems. It's NOT DANGEROUS or anything, it's just solves a major problem on this line of laptops (more about it here): It is really a program to prevent the CPU to slow down.

I just stumbled upon this solution, when I tried to find a solution to low game perfomance.

#DOLBY AUDIO DRIVERS ACER ASPIRE M DRIVER#

The problem however isn't a driver issue, atleast it dosen't seem this way. I know this thread is becoming a little old now, but I think I've found the solution. This really helped for me to get rid of most of the sound distortion and get the best quality. (should be the same as Digital Output > Sound Effects)ĭefault Format: 24 Bits, 192000 Hz (Studio Quality) - the lowest on the drop-down listĭon't click the buttons below after setting the above option. Optional Speakers: Enable Center, Subwoofer, Side pair ( Rear pair is presumably unavailable)

#DOLBY AUDIO DRIVERS ACER ASPIRE M WINDOWS#

Note: I chose not to disable anything in the Windows sound options (like the internal subwoofer suggested earlier in this thread).Įqualizer: Powerful (guess this is kind of a personal choice depending on the music you listen to)ĭefault Format: Dolby Digital Live (5.1 Surround) In the main volume control area under the main three tabs, Ear Protection (button with ear-icon on it to the right) is NOT enabled. I played around with the Realtek HD Audio Manager for a bit trying to minimize it and here's the settings that I ended up with:įirst, to access the Audio Manager (which I assume everyone with this laptop has installed), go to the Control Panel and, while viewing by category, select Hardware and Sound and, at the bottom, open the Realtek HD Audio Manager. I was incredibly annoyed by this problem myself (by the way, I don't believe it is purely a driver problem as the sound is fine on my external speaker set). I¨m suspecting it may be the subwoofer thats causes the problem?^^ Therefore I need to get the real drivers work.

Now the distortion has stopped, but sadly I can't use 5.1 sound. I've currently uinstalled all drivers from Realtek, and currently use the standard audio driver Windows installed afterwards. If I connect headphones or a set of speakers when the distortion is present, I can't hear the AWFUL sound * Just ignore the bad sound, and countinue using it, and the distoreted sounds goes away after about 15 minīut the distortion just keeps coming back I've found some ways of fix the problem temporarly: It can happen anytime, wheter I am listing to music or just browsing my files. Sometimes my speakers distort the sound coming from the computer, and it sounds AWFUL! I bought Acer Aspire 6935G and is very satisfied with it, however one problem is bothering me:

Dolby audio drivers acer aspire m