Automatically sets the affinity of "audiodg.exe" to only one core on computer start to fix the crackling noises that can occur in VoiceMeeter.

I learned about Windows Task Scheduler that allows to run the script in a way that does not open an admin prompt on every login and wrote a new script that makes use of that.

Note: If you had v1 of the script installed, it is automatically uninstalled if you install v2.

To install the script, download the install.bat file from the latest release and run it. That's it!

If you no longer want the audiodg affinity to be set at login, run the following command from an administrator command prompt:

schtasks /delete /f /tn audiodg-affinity

Some users of the program VoiceMeeter have a problem with a sound channel having crackling noises. This can be fixed by setting the affinity of the windows process audiodg.exe to only one core. This, however can not be done persistently in Windows itself, so a common solution is to use Process Lasso. My problem with this solution was that the free version of this program asks to buy the paid version on every boot and constantly runs in the background although the only feature I use does not require that. This is why I decided to write a simple script that is run once on system boot and changes the affinity of audiodg to only one core.