I believe Apple’s Boot Camp assitant installed that Realtek HD Audio Manager as part of the Windows driver package. I doubt it is needed at all, but I’ll probably do some research before removing it.
It’s a bit superfluous. You just plugged it in. And especially for a headphone you expect it just works. The only thing that can be said for it is that at least it’s not a modal dialog…
On one hand I really like this popup because its informative and clean. Then again it isnt the default balloon color and the Icon is So 16bit it hurts.
The Real problem is, that when I do the plugging, it takes 1.5 seconds to switch to the device or back. Without the manager, it is instantenious.
so what is the point ?
I believe Apple’s Boot Camp assitant installed that Realtek HD Audio Manager as part of the Windows driver package. I doubt it is needed at all, but I’ll probably do some research before removing it.
Ha ha, spot on Eric – less is definitely more!
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Human and computer interacting together…
If you device is ruined, then yo not will see the alert, the you will kno it’s time for buy another device
It’s a bit superfluous. You just plugged it in. And especially for a headphone you expect it just works. The only thing that can be said for it is that at least it’s not a modal dialog…
On one hand I really like this popup because its informative and clean. Then again it isnt the default balloon color and the Icon is So 16bit it hurts.