Then the Device Manager window will pop up.Ģ) In Device Manager, expand the category “ Sound, video and game controllers”. You can update the driver via Device Manager:ġ) Right-click on the Start menu button and select Device Manager. Updating the Realtek audio driver can reinstall and reset Realtek Audio Manager. Method 3: Update the Realtek audio driver In the right pane, under ‘ Get notifications from these senders’, scroll down and turn off Realtek HD Audio Manager.Ĥ) Check to see if the popping up error still occurs. After that, you won’t receive any notification from Realtek HD Audio Manager including the random popups.ġ) Right-click on the Start menu button and then select Settings.Ģ) At the Windows Settings window, select System.ģ) In the left pane, click Notifications & actions.
You can disable the notification of Realtek Audio Manager from Settings. Method 2: Turn off the notifications of Realtek Audio Manager from Settings Here taking the Gigabyte motherboard as an example:Ģ) Click the tool icon at the bottom right corner of the audio manager window, then you’ll be directed to Connector Settings.ģ) In Connector Settings, if you see the option “ Enable auto popup dialog, when device has been plugged in” selected, deselect it, then click OK to save the changes.ĥ) Restart your computer and check to see if you’re still facing the error. The specific steps depend on the motherboard you use. In Realtek HD Audio Manager, you can go to Connector Settings where you can disable the auto popup option. In this case, you can disable the auto popup option in Realtek Audio Manager to fix the error. If the auto popup option is enabled, the Realtek HD Audio Manager can randomly pop up. The Realtek HD Audio Manager usually comes along with the motherboard, and there is an auto popup option inside the program which is enabled by default. Method 1: Disable the auto popup option in Realtek Audio Manager
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