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Originally Posted by JerseyDP
On Windows 10, Dell laptop. Playing 1 cash game and 1 tourney. Was also playing on WSOP at the time. Sound was normal at first, but then it went from the bleeps, the sweeps and the creeps to something else, like it was degrated and full of static. It affected the sound on WSOP also.
I killed a Windows sound process that was taking up a lot of cpu resources via the task manager and the sound came back fine for the last 20 minutes or so.
Problem came back after killing the process. It looks like it is with Windows audio graph isolation process. Not sure what in PokerStars causes it to go nuts.
I fixed it a second time by doing the following from this link:
http://windows-exe-errors.com/fix-audiodg-exe-high-cpu-usage-in-windows-7/
Preventing Audiodg.exe From Hogging CPU Usage
Out of all the possible problems, the most common complaint is that the audiodg.exe process hogs CPU process and causes the PC’s sound to “stutter” or completely lose audio altogether. Some users report that their computer locks up from CPU usage being tapped out as high as 95-100 percent.
To minimize the effect of audiodg.exe on your system, you can try the following method.
Right-click on the speaker icon on the bottom right corner of the screen.
Select Playback Devices.
Look for the icon with the green check mark.
Highlight the icon.
Click Properties and then click on the Enhancements tab.
Check the “Disable All Enhancements” checkbox.