New Realtek HD Audio Manager Driver Problem with Microphone

[crazykilla]

Hello, I'm CrazyKilla

So I recently got a new motherboard and because it's a new board, it came with it's own audio drivers, and my old ones were useless (obviously). I installed these new audio drivers and i found that it changed the look (and most likely the software itself) of the Realtek HD Audio manager, before i got the new Manager, my microphone and audio both worked fine, now my audio still works fine, but my mic is messed up, when i talk, it doesn't pick it up, but if i blew air into the microphone, it picks it up but it is crackling, if i blew into the mic for 3/5 seconds then it would completely stop picking up the sound. Nothing happened to my mic during this process.

 

[josearedux]

Wow with a name like that I better get this correct ..Ha Ha Have you tried removing the Audio Mangler and using Windows drivers? Are you running the latest version from Realtek's site?
This may also be of some help http://www.sevenforums.com/sound-audio/205936-realtek-hd-audio-manager-download.html

 

[crazykilla]

Audio Mangler? Windows Drivers? When I install windows fresh it has no audio drivers, i need to install manually from the motherboard disc or by downloading from the web. And when i tried uninstalling realtek and then installing drivers from the website, the MSI ones came back, strange.

 

[crazykilla]

So i found out there is no problem with the hardware, headset works fine with phone and when realtek is uninstalled, yes, i uninstalled realtek and used original windows drivers (I didn't know it had audio drivers by default since i've never used them). The mircophone works fine, so do all the cables, although when i use default audio drivers, i set it so whatever i say gets played back through the headphones, so i can hear my voice, although original windows drivers have like half a second delay, the last time i used realtek succesfully was when i had the Rampage IV Extreme board, which I don't know, might have better audio/microphone support or something and might not give a delay, or this might just be the default windows driver problem, can someone explain?