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If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. I also had the problems with the error 'Your OS is 64bits. Pleas use 64bits version VDeck.exe'. But I solved the problem. Now it runs normal on my system. If you download the current driver from VIA Auido HD Deck, you go in the zip-folders - VIAHDAud - Present - VDECK64. Now copy the three files - Dts2ApoApi64.dll, VDeck.exe and QsApoApi64.dll (don't know if you also need VDeck2.exe) Go now in the install folder VIA - VIAudioi - Vdeck and paste there the three files.

Hope it will also run now on your systems. Sorry for my english. Hi guys, after many attempts I could run my 5.1 speakers. Without further, I'll tell you the steps I followed: I must clarify that I could not run the application VDECK, but all configurations of the speakers, can be made from the same windows environment.

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1: Perform a clean uninstall your current driver: Go to: Control Panel - Applications and features - and uninstall VIA Platform Device Manager. (you should not restart the PC yet).

Now go to Device Manager - Drivers sound and video and gaming devices s - right click on your controller VIA sound, and uninstall. No reboot the PC! Use a temporary and registry cleaning software. Download the latest driver of your motherboard manufacturer's site, and install it.

Now reboots your pc 4. Run the following command: msdt.exe -id WindowsMediaPlayerConfigurationDiagnostic, and follow the steps to the troubleshooter. (Not sure if this has something to do but it's one of the things I did). Right click on the try icon of your speakers - playback devices - speakers - properties - General tab - properties - General tab - change settings - Driver tab - update driver, and update it. Restart the PC if the system requests that.

Return to playback devices, select speakers, click configure, 5.1, and follow the steps to end ( not change anything ). Go back to playback devices, select the speakers - Enhancements tab, and enable all exept adequacy of environment and administrator bass sounds. Notes that in each of these improvements, you may click on the ' More Settings ' button and that is where you can configure to taste the sound of the speakers ( as does the vDeck application). That its, now you must able to listen in all of your speakers. My system is Windows 10 x64 anniversary, and Gigabyte GA- Z77 - D3H motherboard. Hope this help you.

And sry for my bad english! I was having the same problem also. I did a Windows 10 Clean Install and my Desktop Speakers worked, but my Earphone Jacks at the front of the Computer didn't work, I would also assume the Microphone Jack probably didn't work either, although not tested. I tried to install 2 different Drivers, one through VIA Tech, and the other from Driver Booster, nothing worked. So I went back to Windows 7 (Thank God for Acronis True Image 2015), instead of doing a Clean Install, I did an Upgrade to Windows 10.

I chose the option to keep all my Programs ans Settings. When Windows 10 finished installing, I had to go into the Sound settings in the Control Panel and choose the VIA High Definition Audio and select it as the Default Device.

I restarted the Computer and tested my Audio, My Desktop Speakers work and so does the Earphone jack at the front of the Computer, just as before in Windows 7. Now, I cannot get VDeck to open up, and I get the same errors as you guys are getting, but at least my Sound works. I know Reformatting your Computer can sometimes be a scary thing to do, especially if you've never done it before, but this is my workaround.

I'd advise you to invest in a descent Backup Program such as Acronis True Image 2015 and on (Up to 2018) for Windows 10. While you using Windows 7, be sure to configure the Speaker Settings just the way you want them, because you will not be able to change them through VDeck once you've Upgraded to Windows 10 Home. By the way, Gigabyte didn't have any Drivers for my Motherboard either, My Computer is only 3 years old and no updated drivers other than the original ones. That's Bullshittttttt! Anyway, Hope this Helps.

Hi guys, after many attempts I could run my 5.1 speakers. Without further, I'll tell you the steps I followed: I must clarify that I could not run the application VDECK, but all configurations of the speakers, can be made from the same windows environment. 1: Perform a clean uninstall your current driver: Go to: Control Panel - Applications and features - and uninstall VIA Platform Device Manager. (you should not restart the PC yet). Now go to Device Manager - Drivers sound and video and gaming devices s - right click on your controller VIA sound, and uninstall. No reboot the PC!

Use a temporary and registry cleaning software. Download the latest driver of your motherboard manufacturer's site, and install it. Now reboots your pc 4. Run the following command: msdt.exe -id WindowsMediaPlayerConfigurationDiagnostic, and follow the steps to the troubleshooter. (Not sure if this has something to do but it's one of the things I did).

Right click on the try icon of your speakers - playback devices - speakers - properties - General tab - properties - General tab - change settings - Driver tab - update driver, and update it. Restart the PC if the system requests that. Return to playback devices, select speakers, click configure, 5.1, and follow the steps to end ( not change anything ). Go back to playback devices, select the speakers - Enhancements tab, and enable all exept adequacy of environment and administrator bass sounds. Notes that in each of these improvements, you may click on the ' More Settings ' button and that is where you can configure to taste the sound of the speakers ( as does the vDeck application). That its, now you must able to listen in all of your speakers.

My system is Windows 10 x64 anniversary, and Gigabyte GA- Z77 - D3H motherboard. Hope this help you. And sry for my bad english! OMG, THANK YOU SO MUCH, OMG!

YOU SAVE MY FUCKING LIFE!., THANK YOU SO MUCH. I have Logitech Z506 and Z906 and after update to windows 10 I wasn't getting the 5.1 speakers sound only 2.1, and after a year I see your post, OMG.

You save my life thanks bro. Here's a to VIA's HD audio driver for Windows 10 (v11.1100f), which VIA used to list on their downloads page but not anymore. It was supposed to work with the Win10 anniversary update. Only machine that I can test the VIA audio drivers is my cousin's Dell Inspiron 546s which uses VIA 1708s audio. All what i fuckin' know now is that i will NEVER BUY any hardware with VIA TECHNOLOGY. A lot off people have been complaining about this issue since windows 10 was out!

But this fuck ass don't give a shit. I don't blame you one bit, man. Damn VIA tech can't get their HD audio drivers to use the new EFX/MFX/SFX audio standard in Win8.1/Win10 and still using the old GFX/LFX standard that was featured in Vista/Win7. Other HD audio driver makers like Conexant, IDT and Realtek made full use of EFX/MFX/SFX for Win8.1 & Win10. Folks at VIA tech should read these docs very carefully on how to make their VIA HD audio DLL files use EFX, MFX & SFX.