It’s not opening, it’s giving an error. FxSound 1.2.13.0 - win10 x64
Can you please check if FxSound Audio Enhancer device is enabled in device manager.
device manager yes enabled but exclamation sign
I uninstalled and reinstalled it, but the problem persists.
Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52)
I uninstalled and reinstalled the program using “Add or Remove Programs,” but the problem persists.
the problem persists.
Can you try disabling and re-enabling the device?
What is your Windows 10 version?
I disabled and then re-enabled it from Device Manager, but the problem persists; an exclamation mark appears
Windows 10 Home Single Language - version 22H2
the problem persists.
the problem persists.
the problem persists.
Can you please share %SystemRoot%\inf\SetupAPI.dev.log to find the root cause of the driver installation issue.
I sent
Hi @kl5e6l3m1p5
From the log file I see that the driver installed is a Windows 7 driver. I will find out how Windows 7 driver got installed on Windows 10 and fix it.
At present you can uninstall the Windows 7 FxSound Audio Enhancer device and install Windows 10 FxSound Audio Enhancer device manually.
From admin command prompt, please run the following commands,
cd "c:\program files\fxsound llc\fxsound\drivers\win7\x64"
fxdevcon64 remove
cd "c:\program files\fxsound llc\fxsound\drivers\win10\x64"
fxdevcon64 install fxvad.inf
c:\program files\fxsound llc\fxsound\drivers\win7\x64"
fxdevcon64 I removed it
c:\program files\fxsound llc\fxsound\drivers\win10\x64"
When I click on fxdevcon64, a CMD window opens and quickly closes.
I didn’t understand what to do with fxvad.inf
the problem persists.
the problem persists.
the problem persists.