Unless you modify the EQ (Equalizer settings) in DTS control panel or enhancements i.e Loundness equalization, bass boost etc. And sound quality with using realtek drivers or default microsoft not so wow. Still I found audio output is low, t hat too in my brand new laptop, either you use Headphones/earplugs/Internal Speakers. I tried 4 times installing and uninstalling the drivers new ones from realtek website/ drivers given in hp support for this model everything. I don't get any clue how Installing your realtek audio hd drivers solved the low audio problem. I have reported this problem to HP Support but no reply's yet.ĭo check my link of audio problem I'm facing. So listening to the audio I have to use External speakers the laptop speakers are too low in sound same as using a headphone., Low audio quality. I think this model has low audio problem even when you use your headphones and vlc player I need to maximize the full audio to listen clearly and I find low quality audio when audio is lowered down. What I find that audio quality is still low but better than having realtek drivers installed. Right now I have uninstalled all the Realtek drivers to check the quality of sound in default windows mode. But it failed to give me the good crispy quality sound. I had tried with realtek audio drivers too from the realtek website. I'm also facing the low quality audio in this model.
I too have the same model laptop HP 15R203TX which I had bought on 18th June. I don't use my laptop speakers much, so I'm fine with this until HP decides to fix this fluctuation and compression problem with their Realtek driver. Now I have awesome sound with external speakers, but the laptop's internal speakers are low and lackluster at best. I uninstalled this driver and installed the latest Realtek driver from their own website. That HP-modified driver ruined the sound with external speakers because of its horrid fluctuation and compression via the Beats Audio control panel. I know all this because I uninstalled my HP-modified Realtek driver on my Envy 15t. That'll be the most recent driver that HP has for your computer. From that tab, find "Realtek HIgh-Definition (HD) Audio Driver" and check that box. From there, you can hit the "Reinstall drivers and/or applications" tab. Search for "HP Recovery Manager" in your charms bar in W8/8.1 to see if you still have the Recovery Manager. If still installed, you can use HP Recovery manager to redownload your specific Realtek's audio driver. In order to have full fuction of your laptop speakers, you will need HP's Realtek audio driver for your notebook model.
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