[Notebook] How to Install Dolby Audio Decoders After Windows 11 24H2
Dolby audio decoders include Dolby Digital (also known as Dolby AC-3) and Dolby Digital Plus (also known as Enhanced AC-3, E-AC-3).
According to Microsoft’s statement, versions of Windows prior to Windows 11 24H2 include Dolby audio decoders. However, starting from Windows 11 version 24H2, Dolby audio decoders will no longer be pre-installed in Windows.
Note: If you upgrade from an earlier version of Windows to Windows 11 version 24H2, the existing Dolby audio decoders will be retained.
ASUS remains committed to providing exceptional audio quality. For products that support Dolby audio, the factory-installed drivers will still include Dolby audio decoders, ensuring you experience complete Dolby audio functionality.
Q&A
Question 1: How do I know if my product model supports Dolby audio?
Answer 1: You can check the audio specifications of your product model on the ASUS official website to confirm if it supports Dolby audio.
Additionally, you can check the device settings in the MyASUS application to see if Dolby audio is supported. Learn more about MyASUS device settings.
Question 2: If my product model supports Dolby audio, how should I install the Dolby audio decoders?
Answer 2: If your product comes with an ASUS factory-installed Windows operating system, the built-in audio drivers already include Dolby audio decoders, so no additional installation is required.
Question 3: If my product model supports Dolby audio but my device does not come with an ASUS factor...
Answer 3: If your product does not come with an ASUS factory-installed Windows operating system, first download and install the audio drivers for that model from the ASUS support site. Then, connect your device to the internet, and the system will automatically download and install the Dolby audio decoders from the Microsoft Store. Learn more about How to search for and download drivers.
