Windows 7 Realtek HD Audio!

by adze • 22 Mar 2011, 22:40 • Journals
Hello!
I connected a headset to my friends PC, but it's too deep in voice. I easily could fix it on my PC with realtek hd manager's equalizer. He has the same motherboard as me, but he's on Windows 7 and the driver is so much changed so I can't find equalizer in it. Anyone know how to fix it without the driver equalizer ?
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Baz 22 Mar 2011, 22:51
QuoteWhat kind of audio chip do you have?
The AC97 (most common) comes with a nice utility to do all this. It's only 10-band but hey ...
The utility (called Sound Effect Manager) is installed into the control panel by default.

Failing that, try Control Panel>Sound then select your speakers and click Properties>Enhancements
One of those options is an EQ of sorts with some presets down below.


http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-sound/why-is-there-no-multi-band-equalizer-for-windows-7/4fad75e7-ca03-4525-aa43-21eb6b148477
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envyy 22 Mar 2011, 23:02
what Baz said should work, or you open The Volume control and press Headphones/Speakers and then chose the thumb called system effects
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