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Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation Fix – High CPU Usage
There are many Windows system processes with long, confusing names, from WMI Provider Host to Client Server Runtime. However, if you ask most Windows users what they do, they won’t know. That’s because these system processes are designed to work, not be seen (unless there’s a problem).
The Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation process is further evidence of this, with a long name but not much indication (other than audio) of what it might be doing on your Windows PC. To help you understand what it does, here’s everything you need to know about the Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation process in Windows 10.
The Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation process (or audiodg.exe) is an important part of the Windows operating system. As the name suggests, it plays an important role in how audio output is handled by Windows PCs.
