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Error detected with MSI MEG Z390 Godlike audio output.

Error detected with MSI MEG Z390 Godlike audio output.

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stephanie2005
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09-27-2018, 11:11 AM
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I’m experiencing repeated small audio glitches, especially while watching YouTube videos. A device labeled “nahimic mirroring device” appears in my Device Manager with a yellow triangle next to it. No matter what I try, the stutters persist and the triangle stays visible. I’ve installed everything from Nahimic DAW and drivers to Realtek HD Audio Dashboard and its drivers, both separately and together. I’ve also reinstalled Windows at the original time and once after, updated BIOS, chipset drivers, all updates, and every possible setting—including the extensive list in MSI Dragon Center under updates. Still nothing works. These tiny audio issues are really bothersome. A brand new PC shouldn’t have this many problems. I’m stuck and don’t know what to do next. Could this device be related to the stutters? According to the driver update options, it seems the best driver is already installed, but I’m unsure if that’s reliable. I’ve even tested multiple speaker outputs, including front panel and a 6.3mm jack meant for high-quality DACs, but everything runs at normal speeds. No overclocking except XMP, and I tried turning it off to see if that helped—it didn’t. Temperatures are normal. I’m confused and need help. What is this Nahimic mirroring device, and why does it keep causing problems? And does it actually affect the audio? Please advise!
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09-27-2018, 11:11 AM #1

I’m experiencing repeated small audio glitches, especially while watching YouTube videos. A device labeled “nahimic mirroring device” appears in my Device Manager with a yellow triangle next to it. No matter what I try, the stutters persist and the triangle stays visible. I’ve installed everything from Nahimic DAW and drivers to Realtek HD Audio Dashboard and its drivers, both separately and together. I’ve also reinstalled Windows at the original time and once after, updated BIOS, chipset drivers, all updates, and every possible setting—including the extensive list in MSI Dragon Center under updates. Still nothing works. These tiny audio issues are really bothersome. A brand new PC shouldn’t have this many problems. I’m stuck and don’t know what to do next. Could this device be related to the stutters? According to the driver update options, it seems the best driver is already installed, but I’m unsure if that’s reliable. I’ve even tested multiple speaker outputs, including front panel and a 6.3mm jack meant for high-quality DACs, but everything runs at normal speeds. No overclocking except XMP, and I tried turning it off to see if that helped—it didn’t. Temperatures are normal. I’m confused and need help. What is this Nahimic mirroring device, and why does it keep causing problems? And does it actually affect the audio? Please advise!

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