If you are facing Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation or Audiodg.exe high CPU usage or memory leak issues on your Windows 10/8/7 computer, then this post suggests some ways you could try to troubleshoot the issue. Sometimes a simple computer restart can solve the issue, but if it does not help, you may need to troubleshoot.

Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation is the executable that helps you get a better sound quality. Apart from sound enhancement, you get different audio effects because of this executable file. By default, Windows Vista and all the later version of Windows have this audio engine file, located in the C://Windows//System32 folder.

Audiodg.exe file may start using high CPU or memory if your system is infected with malware or if the concerned audio driver has become corrupted or got damaged. Here are some things you could try.

1] Uninstall and reinstall Skype

2] Update the Audio driver

3] Disable all Sound effects

4] Run Audio Troubleshooter

5] Scan PC with antivirus

Learn more on https://www.thewindowsclub.com/fix-audiodg-exe-high-cpu-usage-windows-10

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