Windows 10: Configure to 2 channel, 24 bit, 192000 Hz (Studio Quality) - Not Work

Hi guys,

I'm new here, and I wanted to see if I can get any help.
I recently purchased a pair of Edifier boxes model R1280DB.
They are connected via optical cable.
Everything normal, working.

What I found strange, is when I put the following output format:
2 channel, 24 bit, 192000 Hz (Studio Quality)
And the sound just doesn't work anymore.

It works leaving only on:
2 channel, 24 bit, 48000 Hz (Studio Quality)

I know that there is not much difference in audio quality between the two configurations.
But I use software that requires this 2 channel, 24 bit, 192000 Hz setup (Studio Quality)

I tried to update the BIOS (even though it wouldn't work)
And I reinstalled my Audio driver, which would be: Realtek audio driver V6.0.8971.1

If you have a light, how to help me with this little problem, I would be very happy!

Thanks guys

:)

 

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The 24 bit 192000 Hz option is available in Windows 7. But is not available in Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.

('Control Panel - Hardware and Sound - Sound - Manage Audio Devices - Sound - 'DENON AVRHD' - Properties - Advanced - Default Format')

Using a new Gigabyte Motherboard Z170x-Gaming 7 and Skylake i5 Processor with all updated drivers and misc. updates.

The 24 bit 192000 Hz option is available and works fine with Windows 7. I have two other hard drives for the same PC: one with Windows 8.1 Pro and one with Windows 10 Pro, and that Sampling Rate is not available. It seems all the lower ones are available.

Should I try the Home version of Windows 8.1 or 10 or can I provide more detailed information?

As information and example, "24 bit, 96000 Hz (Studio Quality)" is available.

Please help...

Thank you

 

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