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RE: Windows 10 and 41,000 Hz audio

I'm guessing it's driver related. Builds before 10130 worked fine. 10130 killed off the 44,100Hz settings and they haven't worked since. This is not some fancy third party sound card either, but the bog stock Realtek chip. It shows in the device manager, says it is properly installed, it just doesn't play sound unless it's on one of the 48,000Hz settings.

I don't use this PC for high end audio, but I do use it watch things such as you tube or news snippets. Sound can be pretty important for them, too!

JE

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