Under devices open your Bluetooth headphones; Go to the Services tab; Uncheck Handsfree Telephony and click ok; If it is TWS, do the same for the second one. Install APO from scratch: when in configurator, while standing on Troubleshooting options for each device, check Pre/Post Install APOs, check Use Original APOs, and select LFX/GFX from the You can choose which device the EQ APO instructions go to by adding a "device"-control before the commands you want to use. For example here, commands 2, 3 and 4 only go to "M500 Optical", and the command after 5 only goes to the device specified in 5. Today I want to talk about a program that is a must in my opinion and that is equalizerAPO, which is essentially is an EQ at the driver level and will EQ thr Improve the sound of your headphones | Equalizer APO + Peace Tutorial You guys ever wondered how to improve the sound of you headphone via EQ. If you did, th I'm using the onboard audio on a B450 Aorus Elite motherboard. I've followed the instructions in the OP and copied across the text files to the config folder. I've opened the Equalizer APO Editor app and selected my speakers, and a channel configuration of 5.1 (also tried 5.1 surround). I only get stereo playback, from the front speakers. I have Equalizer APO set up so that “use original APO” is disabled, and from what I understand, this should mean that my audio should sound exactly the same whether I have the “enable audio enhancements” checkbox checked or unchecked in the properties tab of my device. From what I can tell, there is almost no difference between when the Usually this is caused by a new driver update of Logitech which came with the Windows update. Although SFX/EFX is the obvious thing to try on Windows 10 in this case I would try unchecking the "Use original APO" checkboxes. Or even uninstall the GHub software of Logitech. Somehow the audio enhancements (Audio Processing Objects APO's) of GHub By unchecking them both Equalizer APO is working but G Hub isn't (as its APO is disabled). What you can try is to uncheck the upper one (that's disabling the pre-mix APO of G Hub). If after a computer restart the surround effect is working, you're done :) If it isn't working (and is usually isn't), you check the upper checkbox and uncheck the Equalizer APO Clipping Issues After Win10 Update. Any help is greatly appreciated. Windows recently had an update and ever since it seems that Eq APO indicates clipping in every song regardless of EQ settings. Actually it appears worse with the EQ toggled off. I can check the 'prevent clipping' box and it will automatically drop the preamp gain The first thing to check is the Windows 10 Sound Settings, a list of all things relating to audio and microphones. To open the Sound options: Input sound in your Start Menu search bar, then select the Best Match. After the Sound menu opens, scroll down to Input. Make sure your microphone is selected as the default input device. OuKnf.