I did so for the this specialized riser sound card which ASUS did not leave room to put on the M/B. I did get it back after need to go rescue some files on some external drives which only could access by Win7 so went down, installed the specialized drivers for the riser did my stuff then upgraded back to 10. Just a short one which seems the same but pages are missing. It may have had help by Goddess_Bastet but am not finding the longer thread. Needing to stop Windows 10 from installing drivers for it : Some where on this site is a thread that answered the question but it had to do with going into the driver repository with a program and taking out remaining drivers that are there as well. The Panel should have had a short cut in the Task Bar for it as well as in Control Panel. There is convoluted ways of trying (as I did with ASUS SFX Riser sound card on a old board). Windows 10 removes the Audio Manager when it feels like it and it is never to appear again. Was pointed to the right one by a rep on the ASUS forum and it's working already.Good luck with that. Windows 10 21H2 (current feature pack update) Has anyone solved this issue and gotten the Realtek Audio Control to install? Would like to be able to configure my audio jacks again! There does not seem to be any updated drivers for newer audio chips on the Realtek website. I followed this link on the ASUS forums to get this set of drivers:

I however, can confirm that my onboard audio has been properly installed with the following entry in the device manager under Sound, video and game controllers: I have read online that the app reportedly will not install if the proper Realtek drivers aren't loaded. ** Restarting does not help, nor purging the Windows Store app itself as suggested by googling the error code - other apps download and install properly from the Windows Store You can wait a bit and try again or restart your device. Reporting this problem will help us understand it better. The Windows Store is throwing an error on install that says: This is the link to the Realtek app on the Windows Store So apparently, the Realtek HD Audio manager that used to be a pretty decent app (managing multiple audio jacks) has been deprecated and moved to the Windows Store, where I can't even get it to install.

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