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audiodg.exe Windows process - What is it?
https://www.neuber.com/taskmanager/process/audiodg.exe.html
"audiodg.exe" is a part of Windows Vista. System services like adio driver runs in different and isolated login session as the locally logged-in user in Windows Vista. This ensure that content and plug-ins cannot be modified by other applications (e.g. by spyware). See also: Link Ben harmless, just a audio device process hazz
Zoom may be crashing RealTek Audio Process …
https://www.dell.com/community/Latitude/Zoom-may-be-crashing-RealTek-Audio-Process-AUDIODG-EXE/td-p/7686544
Zoom may be crashing RealTek Audio Process AUDIODG.EXE. We've been troubleshooting rampant issues on E5490, E7400, and E5400 with Realtek Audio. All of the common steps have been taken from rolling back, ripping out to test WHQL, etc. All of these users have Zoom/Skype.
Zoom may be crashing RealTek Audio Process …
https://www.dell.com/community/Latitude/Zoom-may-be-crashing-RealTek-Audio-Process-AUDIODG-EXE/td-p/7686544/page/2
Zoom may be crashing RealTek Audio Process AUDIODG.EXE We've been troubleshooting rampant issues on E5490, E7400, and E5400 with Realtek Audio . All of the common steps have been taken from rolling back, ripping out to test WHQL, etc.
Download, Fix, and Update Audiodg.exe - EXE Files
https://www.exefiles.com/en/exe/audiodg-exe/
Audiodg.exe uses the EXE file extension, which is more specifically known as a Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation file. It is classified as a Win64 EXE (Executable application)file, created for Microsoft® Windows® Operating System by Microsoft. The release of audiodg.exe introduced for Windowswas on 11/08/2006 in Windows Vista.
Audio-driver memory & cpu leak (audiodg.exe), Windows 10 ...
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/audio-driver-memory-cpu-leak-audiodgexe-windows-10/207ef366-bb76-4a84-bf17-7c1b7a0a7b3e
This phenomenon is caused by " audiodg.exe " process. Sometimes, high CPU usage by this process might lead to fake crash. Follow these steps to fix the issue: 1. Right-click "Speakers" icon in the taskbar and then select "Playback devices" 2 . Under "Playback" tab, right-click "Speakers", and select "Properties". 3.
audiodg.exe and realtek | Tech Support Guy
https://forums.techguy.org/threads/audiodg-exe-and-realtek.840626/
Windows Vista. audiodg.exe and realtek Thread starter tri3108; Start date Jul 5, 2009; Status This thread has been Locked and is not open to further replies. The original thread starter may use the Report button to request it be reopened but anyone else with a similar issue should start a New Thread.
audiodg.exe | Vista Forums
https://www.vistax64.com/threads/audiodg-exe.15740/
> audiodg.exe was eating 300MB of RAM here on Vista RC1 tonight. Anyone else > have problems with this? > > ... but the Realtek High Definition Audio. So ... > > audiodg.exe was eating 300MB of RAM here on Vista RC1 tonight. Anyone else
CPU core pegged, via DCOMLauncher/audiodg.exe on …
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/3e737673-81dd-4021-92bf-c547a4975314/cpu-core-pegged-via-dcomlauncheraudiodgexe-on-multiple-vendors-hardware-under-vista
Were seeing several Vista machines, with widely varying sound hardware (onboard such as Sigmatel, Realtek, plus add-in like SB X-fi, Audigy etc) that are all exhibiting some odd behavior with our application -- a pegged CPU core. All have the latest driver updates from the OEMs, for whatever that's worth.
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