Every time I change my default playback device, audiodg.exe eats up half of my CPU until I restart the process.

[David Wicks]

Title, basically. Why is it doing this? I don't remember it doing this before on Windows 10. Something updated and changed it obviously.

 

[corroded]

Seems to be an issue in Win7, not seeing anything in 10.

Can you stop it?

 

[David Wicks]

I can stop it, yes. I have to end the task in task manager and then run a new audiodg.exe task to fix it.