That happened some time ago, however. Since then, Microsoft has spent time developing the Creators Update, with numerous Windows Insider builds hitting the Fast and Slow Rings for eager consumers who couldn’t wait until the full release. Now that the testing is finally over, users are excited to welcome the Creators Update onto their systems. However, as was expected, not everything is pink clouds and rainbows when dealing with software and software releases. Some problems have already emerged regarding the Creators Update: User lash78 on Microsoft’s answers.microsoft.com platform made an inquiry about an already discovered problem with the new Creators Update. According to them, the update caused DTS Connect to stop functioning, which led to a problem which was hard to ignore. They also mention their driver specifications, hoping that it might be of some help. I recently updated to version 1703. DTS Connect not working anymore. Realtek HD Audio (ALC1150). I already tried to reinstall the realtek driver. Please fix it ASAP
Home Theater setup
There were multiple suggestions in the chat as a reply to this user’s inquiry, but none seemed to work. The user returned to state that the problem had been finally solved by getting a new receiver for their Home Theater setup. The new receiver allows them to send PCM audio through HDMI over 8 channels, uncompressed. It would seem that the first hiccup of the Creators Update has been somewhat managed, although an official response or solution hasn’t been provided yet. RELATED STORIES TO CHECK OUT:
Windows 10 Creators Update system requirements for PC Toshiba Display Utility blocks Windows 10 Creators Update install Windows 10 Creators Update reported issues: Here’s what’s broken
Name *
Email *
Commenting as . Not you?
Save information for future comments
Comment
Δ
