I've updated the latest drivers, rolled back to old drivers, but still this driver (old or new) seems to be the culprit of the crashing. very frustrating game, I can play with max setting on most modern titles yet fail so bad on 10 yrs old game. I mentioned up there that Realtek HD Audio Manager is still very much in use even in Windows 10. Hi, I've discovered that the Realtek Audio drivers, that Sonic Studio uses, is responsible for crashing the Houdini FX software that I use. Right-click on the Realtek High Definition Audio item and choose Properties. Click the '+' next to the listing 'Sound, Video and game controllers' to expand the section.
From the System Properties window, select the Hardware Tab and click the Device Manager button to open the Device Manager window. 3.On the next screen click on Search automatically for updated. 2.Expand Sound, video and game controllers then right-click on Realtek High Definition Audio and select Update Driver. 1.Press Windows Key + R then type devmgmt.msc and hit Enter to open Device Manager. This fix suggested doesnt make any sense…my monitor can do over 144 hrz, why would I settle for 59? besides, will it fix my issue? why cant them just fix their games instead of having ppl tweaking their computers to cater for their inept. Select Start > Settings > Control Panel > System. Method 1: Update Realtek HD Audio Drivers using Device Manager. Open D3Prefs.txt in your \Documents\Diablo III directory in Notepad, and change DisplayModeRefreshRate “60” to DisplayModeRefreshRate “59”.
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