waves MaxxAudio /Not Installing /Gone?

[oyez]

so i rest my pc and know waves maxx audio / asus audio wizard is gone and i caint find it any where i looked it up and seen that you can only get it by instaling the drivers witch i did but for some reason it dose not install even tho the files for it are in the folder of the driver i looked it up and lots of ppl have hade the problem but i caint find a fix that will work. tried downloading new drivers etc dose not work i hade it since i i first hade my pc running and know its gone and my audio sounds like crap caint even enjoy music it sound like im listing thru ear buds compared to the loud/power full/ great bass boost sound of the music mode on the program

specs; OS:windows 8.1
Motherboard: M5A97 R2.0



plz help me get this program back.


links to what im talking about:


https://www.google.ca/search?q=waves+maxx+audio&safe=off&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=Wma_UojMI6b7yAGIz4HgCw&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1280&bih=666#facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=4zdbtvVeVvwaIM%3A%3BI5knIkq-QvYN8M%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.laptopmag.com%252Fimages%252Fuploads%252F3825%252Fg%252FASUS-X550CA-Waves-MaxxAudio.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.laptopmag.com%252Freviews%252Flaptops%252Fasus-x550ca.aspx%3B775%3B500


http://www.maxx.com/technologies/maxxaudio/

http://gyazo.com/aacb62855ffb9eb40e45a38651cf2ec5

[mazigh]

1- Welcome to nsane

2- You downloaded the driver from ASUS official website or another one?

3- The Screenshot is for the driver file before installing or after being installed?

[jackieo]

So I reboot my pc and now waves maxx audio / asus audio wizard is gone and I can't find it anywhere. I looked it up, and saw that you can only get it by installing the drivers, which I did, but for some reason it does not run even though the files for it are in the folder of the driver i looked it up and lots of people have had the problem, but I can't find a fix that will work. Tried downloading new drivers etc does not work I had it since first had my pc running and know its gone and my audio sounds like crap can't even enjoy music it sound like im listing through ear buds compared to the loud/power full/ great bass boost sound of the music mode on the program

Welcome to Nsane - we're all here, because we're not all there :)

#1 - Go to Asus website look for a support / forums and search your question there.

THAT is a better place to search for a solution.

#2 Usually motherboards come with a CD that has all the drivers and applications, do you have that?

#3 Try system restore? Go back a few days or to the last save point?

#4 Asus website should have ALL the driver packages for EVERYTHING on that board.

#5 Try Realtek.com, thats a long-shot though, I would not expect to find it there...

( I only suggest that, because I see the the word Realtek in that screenshot)

I'm not going to google it for you, thats YOUR job.

Half the fun of owning a computer is tracking all this stuff down...I do it myself as well :)

( you googled the image, thats a good way to find the drivers, or discussions talking about it, believe it or not, clicking on any of those images gives you an option to go to the website it is on, and investigate further...)

...and even though your spelling/grammar is attrocious, we are forgiving in that area, since this community is international,

and english is not the native language of most members here, even though you show a Canada flag on your avatar.

I wish you luck in your quest! :showoff:

Edited December 29, 2013 by jackieo

[SlimRock]

Head to : http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Audio&p=3&s=111) for Latest Realtek Drivers.

1. download Driver Fusion.

2. download the driver listed in the above hyperlink. :rolleyes:

3. uninstall the old realtek driver using control panel/Programs and Features.

4. reboot.

5. open windows explorer and under Program Files(x86) Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

6. browse back to the root of c:\ and into Program Files Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

7. reboot.

8. run driver fusion, select sound, and then delete the asus sound driver.

9. run driver fusion, select sound and then delete the realtek sound driver.

10. reboot.

11. DISABLE AV(if you're running it).

12. unpack -> run executable & Install the latest sound driver you downloaded in step 2. :rolleyes:

13. wait until if executable finds & uninstalls previous driver.

14. restart.

15. open desktop and wait the installation restart and finish itself (only if setup finds previous drivers).

16. Restart.

[oyez]

So I reboot my pc and now waves maxx audio / asus audio wizard is gone and I can't find it anywhere. I looked it up, and saw that you can only get it by installing the drivers, which I did, but for some reason it does not run even though the files for it are in the folder of the driver i looked it up and lots of people have had the problem, but I can't find a fix that will work. Tried downloading new drivers etc does not work I had it since first had my pc running and know its gone and my audio sounds like crap can't even enjoy music it sound like im listing through ear buds compared to the loud/power full/ great bass boost sound of the music mode on the program

Welcome to Nsane - we're all here, because we're not all there :)

#1 - Go to Asus website look for a support / forums and search your question there.

THAT is a better place to search for a solution.

#2 Usually motherboards come with a CD that has all the drivers and applications, do you have that?

#3 Try system restore? Go back a few days or to the last save point?

#4 Asus website should have ALL the driver packages for EVERYTHING on that board.

#5 Try Realtek.com, thats a long-shot though, I would not expect to find it there...

( I only suggest that, because I see the the word Realtek in that screenshot)

I'm not going to google it for you, thats YOUR job.

Half the fun of owning a computer is tracking all this stuff down...I do it myself as well :)

( you googled the image, thats a good way to find the drivers, or discussions talking about it, believe it or not, clicking on any of those images gives you an option to go to the website it is on, and investigate further...)

...and even though your spelling/grammar is attrocious, we are forgiving in that area, since this community is international,

and english is not the native language of most members here, even though you show a Canada flag on your avatar.

I wish you luck in your quest! :showoff:

ya sorry im good example of way you should do your home work as kid xD. and i have used google for about 4 hours trying to find a fix and i caint rest well i can but i have half a TB full of games and stuff im working on :3

[oyez]

1- Welcome to nsane

2- You downloaded the driver from ASUS official website or another one?

3- The Screenshot is for the driver file before installing or after being installed?

yes there some bug that it is with the driver but for some reason it dose not install lots of posts about it but not a fix from what ive seen so far . and the screen shot was from a google search to show what the program looked like so maybey some 1 has it and could relate

[jackieo]

the driver may not be win 8 compatible...

[oyez]

the driver may not be win 8 compatible...

it came with my pc when i first got it and it came with windows 8 im %100 shure it is. Its just some issue with the install its says it installs it but for some reason its not there but when i go to the folder in the real tek there a bunch of files for it.

[oyez]

Head to : http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Audio&p=3&s=111) for Latest Realtek Drivers.

1. download Driver Fusion.

2. download the driver listed in the above hyperlink. :rolleyes:

3. uninstall the old realtek driver using control panel/Programs and Features.

4. reboot.

5. open windows explorer and under Program Files(x86) Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

6. browse back to the root of c:\ and into Program Files Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

7. reboot.

8. run driver fusion, select sound, and then delete the asus sound driver.

9. run driver fusion, select sound and then delete the realtek sound driver.

10. reboot.

11. DISABLE AV(if you're running it).

12. unpack -> run executable & Install the latest sound driver you downloaded in step 2. :rolleyes:

13. wait until if executable finds & uninstalls previous driver.

14. restart.

15. open desktop and wait the installation restart and finish itself (only if setup finds previous drivers).

16. Restart.

thanks for the help but it dident work D:

[SlimRock]

Head to : http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Audio&p=3&s=111) for Latest Realtek Drivers.

1. download Driver Fusion.

2. download the driver listed in the above hyperlink. :rolleyes:

3. uninstall the old realtek driver using control panel/Programs and Features.

4. reboot.

5. open windows explorer and under Program Files(x86) Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

6. browse back to the root of c:\ and into Program Files Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

7. reboot.

8. run driver fusion, select sound, and then delete the asus sound driver.

9. run driver fusion, select sound and then delete the realtek sound driver.

10. reboot.

11. DISABLE AV(if you're running it).

12. unpack -> run executable & Install the latest sound driver you downloaded in step 2. :rolleyes:

13. wait until if executable finds & uninstalls previous driver.

14. restart.

15. open desktop and wait the installation restart and finish itself (only if setup finds previous drivers).

16. Restart.

thanks for the help but it dident work D:

Ok! AFAIK only Asus notebooks supports Wave MaxxAudio! Are you sure MaxxAudio Works with your MoBo? I couldn't find any details about M5A97 R2.0 supporting MaxxAudio! :think:

Check The MoBo Specifications : http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M5A97_R20/#specifications

Check Asus Support Thread, it's also about Notebooks :P : http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?34135-Waves-MaxxAudio-gone-solved

Going forward care to elaborate the exact details about the issue! ;)

[oyez]

Head to : http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Audio&p=3&s=111) for Latest Realtek Drivers.

1. download Driver Fusion.

2. download the driver listed in the above hyperlink. :rolleyes:

3. uninstall the old realtek driver using control panel/Programs and Features.

4. reboot.

5. open windows explorer and under Program Files(x86) Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

6. browse back to the root of c:\ and into Program Files Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

7. reboot.

8. run driver fusion, select sound, and then delete the asus sound driver.

9. run driver fusion, select sound and then delete the realtek sound driver.

10. reboot.

11. DISABLE AV(if you're running it).

12. unpack -> run executable & Install the latest sound driver you downloaded in step 2. :rolleyes:

13. wait until if executable finds & uninstalls previous driver.

14. restart.

15. open desktop and wait the installation restart and finish itself (only if setup finds previous drivers).

16. Restart.

thanks for the help but it dident work D:

Ok! AFAIK only Asus notebooks supports Wave MaxxAudio! Are you sure MaxxAudio Works with your MoBo? I couldn't find any details about M5A97 R2.0 supporting MaxxAudio! :think:

Check The MoBo Specifications : http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M5A97_R20/#specifications

Check Asus Support Thread, it's also about Notebooks :P : http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?34135-Waves-MaxxAudio-gone-solved

Going forward care to elaborate the exact details about the issue! ;)

yes im shure because when i first booted up my pc it was on it and i used it for months and months before my pc started to slow down (from over a TB of crap) and i wanted to reset it so it would be faster and after i did that *poof* it was gone and i have not been able to get it since it in the driver for my mother board on the asus site and when i install them it even says for a split second installing MaxxAudio something something, then it finishes and i restart my pc and its not there ive spent the last 8 hours trying to get this without this it sound like im using ear buds when i have a gaming headset and i play a lot of competive fps games and sound is a big part of it and my sounds so off i caint play right( sounds pathetic but if your a gamer you will understand) all the files are in the folder ( http://gyazo.com/edb2f13626c8c9dae6d7f7e4f53f718f ) but for some reason its like they do not installl and when i click the 'Maxx Audio Controller" it just comes up blank compared to when i use to click it( when it worked) it would be like this ( http://www.google.ca/imgres?safe=off&sa=X&biw=1360&bih=666&tbm=isch&tbnid=4zdbtvVeVvwaIM:&imgrefurl=http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/asus-x550ca.aspx&docid=I5knIkq-QvYN8M&imgurl=http://www.laptopmag.com/images/uploads/3825/g/ASUS-X550CA-Waves-MaxxAudio.jpg&w=775&h=500&ei=F_K_UsYy0rLKAdiBgeAL&zoom=1&ved=1t:3588%2cr:10%2cs:0%2ci:109&iact=rc&page=1&tbnh=179&tbnw=278&start=0&ndsp=15&tx=223&ty=42 ) idk if i went into enough detail let me know if you need more also sorry if im coming off as rude to any one just get angry because one day its there next its not/ all of a suden dose not work D:

[oyez]

Head to : http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Audio&p=3&s=111) for Latest Realtek Drivers.

1. download Driver Fusion.

2. download the driver listed in the above hyperlink. :rolleyes:

3. uninstall the old realtek driver using control panel/Programs and Features.

4. reboot.

5. open windows explorer and under Program Files(x86) Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

6. browse back to the root of c:\ and into Program Files Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

7. reboot.

8. run driver fusion, select sound, and then delete the asus sound driver.

9. run driver fusion, select sound and then delete the realtek sound driver.

10. reboot.

11. DISABLE AV(if you're running it).

12. unpack -> run executable & Install the latest sound driver you downloaded in step 2. :rolleyes:

13. wait until if executable finds & uninstalls previous driver.

14. restart.

15. open desktop and wait the installation restart and finish itself (only if setup finds previous drivers).

16. Restart.

thanks for the help but it dident work D:

Ok! AFAIK only Asus notebooks supports Wave MaxxAudio! Are you sure MaxxAudio Works with your MoBo? I couldn't find any details about M5A97 R2.0 supporting MaxxAudio! :think:

Check The MoBo Specifications : http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M5A97_R20/#specifications

Check Asus Support Thread, it's also about Notebooks :P : http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?34135-Waves-MaxxAudio-gone-solved

Going forward care to elaborate the exact details about the issue! ;)

the max audio comes with the realtek driver for the motherboard

[SlimRock]

Head to : http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Audio&p=3&s=111) for Latest Realtek Drivers.

1. download Driver Fusion.

2. download the driver listed in the above hyperlink. :rolleyes:

3. uninstall the old realtek driver using control panel/Programs and Features.

4. reboot.

5. open windows explorer and under Program Files(x86) Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

6. browse back to the root of c:\ and into Program Files Delete the realtek folder(using shift delete).

7. reboot.

8. run driver fusion, select sound, and then delete the asus sound driver.

9. run driver fusion, select sound and then delete the realtek sound driver.

10. reboot.

11. DISABLE AV(if you're running it).

12. unpack -> run executable & Install the latest sound driver you downloaded in step 2. :rolleyes:

13. wait until if executable finds & uninstalls previous driver.

14. restart.

15. open desktop and wait the installation restart and finish itself (only if setup finds previous drivers).

16. Restart.

thanks for the help but it dident work D:

Ok! AFAIK only Asus notebooks supports Wave MaxxAudio! Are you sure MaxxAudio Works with your MoBo? I couldn't find any details about M5A97 R2.0 supporting MaxxAudio! :think:

Check The MoBo Specifications : http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M5A97_R20/#specifications

Check Asus Support Thread, it's also about Notebooks :P : http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?34135-Waves-MaxxAudio-gone-solved

Going forward care to elaborate the exact details about the issue! ;)

the max audio comes with the realtek driver for the motherboard

I know Wave MaxxAudio Drivers are integrated with RealTek Audio Drivers setup thats why I have pointed you towards the Asus drivers Download page in my first post. As far as you are concerned about Playing Games you can use Razer Game Booster & Razer Surround (works with Headphones) to experience/hear the crisp Game effects!

I think it's not wise to bump your head in this thread anymore unless someone comes up with a fix! Take my words, It would be better if you head to Asus Support forum and Raise a Ticket for your issue! :s