GT70 2PE Microphone problem / Realtek HD audio

Hi guys,
Since yesterday I have a problem. My mic is recording very low sound.
Both built-in laptop one and the headset (Syberia V2)
I thought that the thing was broken but after playback with a higher volume I could barely hear what I was saying.
Just by doing simple things I found out that the microphone is working fine if I uninstall the Realtek HD audio drivers.
Had an old version, thought that update would fix it but it made no difference.
So the trouble maker is the Realtek HD audio driver.
Found some YouTube videos of how it could have possibly be solved but the thing is that in my case the Realtek HD audio Manager interface does not have all the possible options like Device Advanced Settings button.
Anyone has any advice on what else I could try out?

Quote from: organyx92 on 13-January-15, 00:59:30
Hi guys,
Since yesterday I have a problem. My mic is recording very low sound.
Both built-in laptop one and the headset (Syberia V2)
I thought that the thing was broken but after playback with a higher volume I could barely hear what I was saying.
Just by doing simple things I found out that the microphone is working fine if I uninstall the Realtek HD audio drivers.
Had an old version, thought that update would fix it but it made no difference.
So the trouble maker is the Realtek HD audio driver.
Found some YouTube videos of how it could have possibly be solved but the thing is that in my case the Realtek HD audio Manager interface does not have all the possible options like Device Advanced Settings button.
Anyone has any advice on what else I could try out?
could be creative suite laptop comes with that adjust the sound to speakers but it might affecting the mic to so try emptorary turn it off and record and see if sound is same if not and it goes normal then this suite is doing something so it wont work fully.

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