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I don't have the Enhancements tab in that UI - I just have General, Levels, Advanced and Spatial Sound. I should add, I found this link which talked about turning off enhancements. I'm hoping that there's an OS-level way of disabling all of this and ensuring that the audio comes out of the sound card in exactly the way that the software intended. I've been through all of the options I can find to turn things off, including Asus' Sonic Studio II and Realtek HD Audio Manager. Is there a Windows way of disabling all OS-level audio manipulation? This, to me, looks like it has either an EQ or Reverb, or some combination. On Windows 10 on the Asus laptop, when I run the same plugin in the same piece of software, and record it with the same version of Audacity, I get the following result: It's a square wave with two possible frequencies: On Windows 7 on the HP620, when I record the audio stream using Audacity, it looks like what I was expecting. I'm doing my development on a new Asus ROG laptop running Windows 10, and have a production machine that is an HP Z640 running Windows 7. I'm in the process of writing a plugin for a piece of software, and this plugin needs to be able to write out audio.