The v1909 can be uninstalled from Control Panel->Programs and Features->View Installed Updates-> select and uninstall "Feature Update to Windows 10 Version 1909 via Enablement Package (KB4517245)". Higher DPC latency which may cause massive stuttering ( #1).Possible issues:- Windows 10 version 1909 ( November 2019 Update) notes Windows 10 version 2004 ( May 2020 Update) notes A more permanent fix could be to disable all other playback devices in Windows Sound. After each restart you can restore the default playback device to your preferred audio card by opening Windows Sound->Playback tab-> select "Speakers ( HD Audio./ Realtek./ SupremeFX./ Creative./ ASUS.)" and press "Set default". There seems to be an issue where the default playback device is changed upon Windows restart to HDMI or other playback devices ( #1). No sound coming through speakers or headphones.Windows 10 version 20H2 (October 2020 Update) notes Windows 10 version specific notes > Find out which Windows version you have installed. The described windows and settings look similar to those this picture. Audio stutter in games. Open Windows Sound (right-click on Windows Volume tray icon-> Sounds or if missing type in Windows search: "change system sounds"), select Playback tab, double click your default playback device (for example "Speakers Realtek HD Audio."), go to Advanced tab and in the Default Format option select another sample rate setting and back to your original setting.To ensure you always get the best audio quality it might worth checking this from time to time. Issues within Windows 10 might cause the enabling of different sound settings, one of them causes sound playback echos that are more or less evident. Check that Spatial Sound is Off by right-clicking on Windows Volume tray icon. The number of audio channels resets itself back to 2 or can’t change to more than 2 channels(stereo) - This might be caused by having enabled one of the Spatial Sound options (Windows Sonic for Headphones, Dolby Access, Dolby Atmos for Headphones, DTS Sound Unbound).It’s possible to try the same steps for Nvidia HD Audio Device if you have a Nvidia card. Popping and cracking sounds - If you have a AMD graphics card, try disabling AMD High Definition Audio Device from Device Manager->”Sound, video and game controllers”.Audio crashes - If you have “Dolby Atmos for Headphone” app installed you should remove it and replace it with the updated “Dolby Access” app in order to avoid audiosvr process stack overflow errors that are crashing the audio subsystem.Microphone not working - Check this guide.
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