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Save the above Powershell script in a file called “C:\temp\disablenvidiaudio.ps1”.

So each time the driver is updated and I reboot, the audio settings are back to how I want them to be. To take this one step further I’ve also automated the script to be executed automatically at computer startup with the help of a Scheduled Task. Luckily, it’s possible to automate the task with Powershell.Įasy as that, we use Powershell to disable the NVIDIA High Definition Audio driver so the result is like this Īnd my headphones are now the default device again. It’s also possible to disable the NVIDIA High Definition Drivers in Device Manager, which is once again manual work.Īnd next time the Graphics Driver is updated, the audio driver is reinstalled so the devices that were previously disabled are now enabled again. And most of the times also disabling all the other playback devices by right clicking them. I’m then manually selecting the Headset and making it the default device for Playback and Communication.

nvidia audio driver showing all monitors as playback devices.

Making it look like this, a long list with monitors (I’ve got 5 connected) and audio playback devices I don’t want to use. Each time I update my NVIDIA Graphics drivers no matter if it’s via Windows Update or via Geforce Experience or manually (ok, manually I’m able to choose to NOT install the audio driver so a kind of workaround), it’s also reinstalling the NVIDIA Audio Driver so randomly one of my displayport connected monitors will be the new and default audio output rather than my Headphones.