Windows 10: Re: Dolby Digital Plus audio driver is 7.6.4.9 and software expects version 7.5.1.1

See thread: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/dolby-digital-plus-audio-driver-is-7649-and/98a71242-2f0b-469c-8a80-0a09cd5c032c?page=1The file is now missing from http://dl.free.fr/tQJVSOxVJ. Does anyone have the fixed DLL file from that guy's answer? Or else can someone show how to fix the dll file myself? Thanks

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Dolby Digital Plus audio driver

I keep getting the following msg:

The current Dolby Digital Plus audio driver version is 7.6.4.9 and the software application expects driver 7.5.1.1. Please install a valid driver and software application combination.

When I checked in Control Panel: Programs it lists Dolby Digital Plus audio driver as 7.5.1.1 so where is this update and how do I resolve it.

Thanks for any help.

 

Dolby Digital Plus audio driver is 7.6.4.9 and software expects version 7.5.1.1

As a new version of Dolby Digital Plus seems not available for download for the latest Windows 10 audio driver (7.6.4.9), I tried to patch the file ddpc.dll in order to skip the compatibility test between the Dolby application and the audio driver.

And it seems to work perfectly ! (with audio driver 7.6.4.9 and application 7.5.1.1)

Finally I was able to access the Dolby configuration screen again

So here is the ddpc.dll file to install (as a replacement for the original) in the application folder (C:\Program Files\Dolby Digital Plus) :

DL.FREE.FR

(if you don't trust me, compare this file and the original 7.5.1.1 version, you'll see than only 3 bytes were modified)

 

Dolby Advanced Audio and Dolby Digital Plus Advanced Audio

I upgraded to Windows 10. On the Control Panel, both Dolby Advanced Audio and Dolby Digital Plus Advanced Audio are listed.

Neither one is listed in Device Manager. When I click on Dolby Advanced Audio, It says, "Unable to start the Dolby Audio Driver. Restart the computer or reinstall the driver". Clicking on Dolby Digital Plus Advanced Audio the app opens. Do I really need both?
Both are listed on Programs and Features.