I should add that, in the final analysis, after installing the new R1.48,
the only Realtek Semiconductor file that should be running at startup is
RtHDVCpl.exe (version 1.0.0.6).

Dean

"dean-dean" wrote in message
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Hi Eduardo,

It sounds like you have old files from the Microsoft Update Driver for
Realtek HD still at play on your machine. Your installation of the new
R1.48 doesn't use the Realtek HD Audio Sound Effect Manager (RTHDCPL.EXE)
anymore. To clean up the mess, you may have to Rollback your Driver to the
way it was, make a list of all the files used by the Driver (under Driver
Driver Details, in Device Manager), then Uninstall the Driver using
Device Manager, then find and delete the files you've listed (they're in
the Windows folder or its sub-folders), then run Msconfig.exe and uncheck
any file found for Realtek Semiconductor (on the Startup tab), should they
still exist, and, finally, re-install R1.48, using "Run as administrator"
when you right-click on the installation file. Choosing "Don't show this
message again" will only mask the problem of running a startup item that
shouldn't be running in the first place, plus there may be other old files
set to run at startup, that shouldn't be running either.

Hope this helps,
Dean

"edrd" wrote in message
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Hi everibody.

After the instalation of the driver, 1.48, I received a message saying
" This program has known compatibility issues". The program is Realtek
HD Audio Sound Effect Manager". Is there any away to solve this or the
only solution is to choose" Don't this message again"?

Thank you in advance.

Eduardo


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