Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation. If neither of the above options work, it might be a case of a virus disguising itself as the Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation process to perform its nasty deeds. In some cases, this process would show as AudioDG.exe.
I also know that programs take CPU time, but WADGI was using all of my CPU. Therefore, users who see the process on an earlier version of Windows should immediately treat the file as a virus and remove it. Windows audio graph isolation is a proper and functioning part of the Windows that you are using right now.
Windows audio graph isolation is a proper and functioning part of the Windows that you are using right now.
It is official part of Windows and the.
But then the main question here is that why does it still consume so much of CPU memory? I also know that programs take CPU time, but WADGI was using all of my CPU. Disabling some of the advanced audio effects may help you resolve the udiodg.exe Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation high CPU issue.