Dolby Access
Dolby Access helps use Dolby Atmos effects that provide accurate and ample sounds according to the situation.
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Select the Start button [
] > [All] and run [Dolby Access].
This app may not be provided depending on the model.
You can re-install the app by searching Dolby Access in Microsoft Store.
The figures herein are subject to change without prior notice.
Tour
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Home: Allows you to experience contents for Dolby Atmos.
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Products: Allows you to set the product that can activate Dolby Atmos effects. (It is set to the built-in speaker by default, and when connecting the headphone, it changes to the headphone.)
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Settings: Allows you to select various sound effects according to the situation.
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Dynamic: Provides optimised sounds for contents in operation.
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Game: Provides optimised sounds for running a game.
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Movie: Provides optimised sounds for movie playback.
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Music: Provides optimised sounds for music playback.
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Voice: Provides optimised sounds for voice playback.
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Custom 1, 2, 3: Provides optimised sounds according to user settings.
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More Settings: Allows you set other settings such as deactivating Dolby Atmos effects.
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Remove Audio Driver or Dolby Atmos
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Remove [Dolby Access] and [Dolby Atmos Driver] first, and then remove [Realtek(R) Audio Driver] and restart the system.
Re-install Audio Driver or Dolby Atmos
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While [Dolby Access], [Dolby Atmos Driver], and [Realtek(R) Audio Driver] are all removed, install [Realtek(R) Audio Driver] first. Restart the system and install [Dolby Atmos Driver] and [Dolby Access], respectively.
If you do not remove or install them in the order specified, an error may occur.