Realtek Fixed!

[Vamptonite]

If you have 3-5 seconds freeze without lag, you have same trouble... Realtek... But don't worry you can fix it with my steps. :)

#1: [URL="[http://www.speedyshare.com/Nun7r/motherboard-driver-audio-realtek-azalia.exe"]Download this file[/URL] and open in a folder. You'll see extracting a new folder.

#2: My Computer(right click) > Properties > Device Manager > Sound, video and game controller > You'll see Realtek High Definition Audio, remove it.

#3: My Computer(right click) > Properties > Device Manager > Action > Scan for hardware changes. This action gonna found your Realtek driver problem and ask you for driver source folder, choose extracted folder and done. Restart your computer and play without freeze.

Sorry about bad English. I hope you can understand it. :)

[MrTHC]

MY KEYS!

[Shwoop]

Lol ad.fly.
Get outta' here.

[elix]

The adfly link points to [url]http://www.dosya.tc/server28/omnMpS/motherboard_driver_audio_realtek_azalia.exe.html[/url]

I would not randomly install and run this on random hardware, even if the exe is clean. Drivers are fairly specific.

[JacksSparrow]

Fuck adfly.

[Vamptonite]

There is no adfly I changed.

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[QUOTE=elixwhitetail;44518366]The adfly link points to [url]http://www.dosya.tc/server28/omnMpS/motherboard_driver_audio_realtek_azalia.exe.html[/url]

I would not randomly install and run this on random hardware, even if the exe is clean. Drivers are fairly specific.[/QUOTE]

Have you any suggestion for clean upload? I used this and worked clean.

[elix]

I'm not talking about if the exe is clean or not. I'm talking about how drivers are hardware specific, and installing random drivers that weren't designed for your hardware (which is what you are suggesting people do by linking them to a specific RealTek driver) can cause big problems.

[Vamptonite]

[QUOTE=elixwhitetail;44518430]I'm not talking about if the exe is clean or not. I'm talking about how drivers are hardware specific, and installing random drivers that weren't designed for your hardware (which is what you are suggesting people do by linking them to a specific RealTek driver) can cause big problems.[/QUOTE]

I don't remember source website but there was write Realtek for supports in description. I don't think it can cause big problems. This trouble about Realtek and Realtek supporting that.