Hello everyone!
I seem to have lots of troubles with Nahimic, but I'm glad to say I'm getting some great support from Nahimic, via their facebook page.
They have tried to help me in anyway possible right now..
Here's an update on my issues and I have some latest [stable but not officially released] drivers for you guys. Nahimic has been working for me, but I have been having trouble with the audio when Nahimic is installed.
The reason behind this is unknown, but it's like static noise when Nahimic is installed on my system.
(No, it does not have to do with the Microphone, believe me.. I've checked).
Recently I've been finding the latest of the latest realtek drivers that are not officially released yet, I've been receiving this via a good friend of mine who
has contacts within Realtek, to make sure that my drivers are optimal.
I do not experience any problems without Nahimic whatsoever, it is not the "Realtek Popping sound" issue, so it is definitely a Nahimic issue.
But now problems have became even stranger,
I've uninstalled Nahimic and re-installed it several times, and trying to install Nahimic again it gives me an error that I have to reboot the system in order to "rollback the software", the support (Q&A of Nahimic) has been updated but not yet has answered.
So I decided to take things into my own hands for now.I'm glad to say I've successful have received unlocked drivers
which allow me to change the following settings :

Not only for my internal speakers, but also for my headphones, Digital audio (S/PDIF).
Here by I'm sharing the latest driver via my own Google Drive, please do not download 100 times from it as it may exceed limits.https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8yRO9baSoEKc1IyQ3R6UEpjaWs/view?usp=sharing The driver version is 7.0.1.7622 .
How I received to unlock these settings?
After you've installed the 7.0.1.7622 driver from Realtek, go to your driver via Volume icon in your task bar > playback devices > select "Speakers" > Properties > General tab (auto selected) > Controller information > Propeties > here you see a new Window popping up, over here click "Change settings" (UAC icon next to it), .. Now here's where it went funny.
From the start when I've installed Windows 10 on my laptop, I've had realtek drivers intalled, but installing this 7.0.1.7622 driver, I've clicked "Rollback" and it got back on Microsoft drivers, which allowed me to do these changes.
I swear, I did not have these installed before, so the rollback is not because I've had these installed before, Honestly.
Someone told me it might be a "Back up driver" that came with the Realtek package, for if the audio driver fails.
I hope you guys can use this and I hope to have helped in any way possible.
If you guys wish I can keep updating the Google drive link to the newest drivers as soon as they come available for me, (Only stable releases, no beta/alpha builds).
Kindest regards.
Siem