MSI H77MA-G43 Motherboard audio drivers

Hi guys, I'm new to the forums and I really need help with a recent problem.
I recently updated my motherboard using live update 5, to the new realtek drivers and dolby trustudio pro. After the update, the two programs started clashing and would not work together. After many reinstalls of the two, i manage to get them both working again, but now they are a bit dodge. The main problem is that my subwoofer does not work with any music i play now. When i test it with the sound tester, it plays the normal tune that it plays for the front speakers, when it should play a more bassy, lower pitched sound. When i play music, it also doesnt seem to work or plays too low.
Usually there is an option in dolby which makes it louder (+15dB or whatever), and this is what i used to do to get the subwoofer working. However, that option doesnt do anything now.
I've done almost 25 reinstalls of both software, installed older version of both, and many other things, to no avail.
Also, recently i made a change to a bass.dll file in my C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder. Now im not sure if it was mean't to be there in the first place, and if it has anything to do with this problem. I've also removed it/added it, and had no success either.
PLEASE HELP!!!! I bought this motherboard specifically because it had 5.1 sound for my speakers, and now that doesnt work....

Are you using Windows 7 64bit? or Windows 8.1??
You mentioned that originally all is working well but problem happened after you do live update and now you try to reinstall everything but still got problem?
normally if you reinstall then it should work fine right?

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