Echo due to Fx AND the original playback device playing at the same time

[doolhoofd]

Good afternoon,
If you want to get rid of FxSound, try uninstalling the driver manually (since the risks involved in uninstalling the FxSound driver are close to zero).
Please note, you will need to restart your computer afterwards; and you’ll probably still want to check your Control Panel (under “Uninstall or change a program”) to verify if FxSound is uninstalled there, and if not, uninstall it through Control Panel as well.
First, these are the instructions on how to check if the FxSound driver was installed properly:

@bvijay

To confirm if the FxSound driver is installed correctly, go to the directory %PROGRAMFILES%\FxSound LLC\FxSound\Apps and run this command from command prompt,
DfxSetupDrv.exe check
The output should be FxSound Audio Enhancer
Also if the driver is installed, it will show up in Device Manager as follows:

And these are the instructions on how to manually delete the driver:

@bvijay

If the driver gets installed but the device instance is not created properly in Device Manager, we can try removing the device manually, by uninstalling the device with “Delete the driver software for this device” option checked.

If the driver installation again fails and shows a sign in the device name in Device Manager, please share the installation log file %WINDIR%\inf\setupapi.dev.log with us.