Realtek HD Audio Driver on Windows 7 64 bits
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HanSoloHan
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Jul 11, 2013 at 10:23 AM
Jul 11, 2013 at 10:23 AM
Hi HanSoloHan,
Uninstall the Realtek Drivers from the "Device Manager" and then restart the computer. Check if the Windows 7 Generic Drivers for the audio card works.
Do reply with results.
Uninstall the Realtek Drivers from the "Device Manager" and then restart the computer. Check if the Windows 7 Generic Drivers for the audio card works.
Do reply with results.
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Jul 13, 2013 at 09:10 AM
Jul 13, 2013 at 09:10 AM
Hi Zohaib R,
That was my first action and it didn't work neither. I used other HDD with Windows XP and sound didn't work too. So it's a problem with the Sound card I think. You can try to lend me a hand in this other topic: https://ccm.net/forum/affich-711236-just-a-question-about-sound-card
Thanks for your answer!
That was my first action and it didn't work neither. I used other HDD with Windows XP and sound didn't work too. So it's a problem with the Sound card I think. You can try to lend me a hand in this other topic: https://ccm.net/forum/affich-711236-just-a-question-about-sound-card
Thanks for your answer!
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Jul 14, 2013 at 11:54 AM
Jul 14, 2013 at 11:54 AM
Hi HanSoloHan,
I have responded to your thread, "Just a question about Sound card...". I have checked the specifications of the motherboard "ASUS P5QPL-AM" and have answered. Please reply if you need any further assistance.
I have responded to your thread, "Just a question about Sound card...". I have checked the specifications of the motherboard "ASUS P5QPL-AM" and have answered. Please reply if you need any further assistance.
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I have spent days trying to get audio to work on new Biostar A780L3C system, using Realtek HD drivers. It all started when my XP Home system complained that the setup program on the motherboard CD with all the drivers was "not a valid Win32 application."
Using Realtek HD audio drivers I downloaded from Realtek and the motherboard maker's site, I got "audio device on high definition bus" as the device name in Device Manager. Whoops. This was clearly a lousy install. No sound, of course.
It's important to be sure the Microsoft UAA HD audio driver is installed. It's there by default, but there was a suggestion to disable it. Don't do that.
I solved this by downloading a VIA HD audio driver from Biostar's site. Apparently, it''s generic enough to work. It installed instantly and I had sound.
Using Realtek HD audio drivers I downloaded from Realtek and the motherboard maker's site, I got "audio device on high definition bus" as the device name in Device Manager. Whoops. This was clearly a lousy install. No sound, of course.
It's important to be sure the Microsoft UAA HD audio driver is installed. It's there by default, but there was a suggestion to disable it. Don't do that.
I solved this by downloading a VIA HD audio driver from Biostar's site. Apparently, it''s generic enough to work. It installed instantly and I had sound.