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After doing a google search it seems that I am not the only one who is experiencing this problem. Recently, I took apart my computer to clean it out as my liquid coolant had been making some odd noises. Being that my computer is 3 years old I figured that I may need to replace it, but before doing so I wanted to check everything out. After taking everything apart and hooking everything back into place my sound was not working, but when I viewed my sound devices I had noticed that my Realtek audio device was present. After re-booting my computer I began to smell a burning chemical smell. This scared me thinking that my processor may have been overheating even though on my display it said that it was at 30 C. I immediately powered down the computer and waited until I could pick up some more thermal past before attempting to boot the computer again. After opening the tower once again I removed everything, applied to the paste, put everything back together and re-booted. Although this time, my computers sound failed to work at all. The sound icon in the lower right hand corner shows a red x. The problem seems to be with the high definition audio controller driver. I built this computer through Ibuypower and my warranty is no longer available. I have onboard sound and I'm pretty sure that I have hooked everything back up the way it is supposed to be. Listed below are all the methods I have tried to get my sound back with no luck:
- Uninstalled the Realtek audio driver and re-installed (tried both in safe mode and normal mode)
- Uninstalled the high definition driver in device manager and let the computer re-install.
- Updated the driver's, but they continue to say the drivers are already up to date.
- More to be listed....
When I got into device manager I have two high definition audio controllers shown, but one of them has a yellow triangle with a exclamation point through it. It continues to tell me that the device failed to load. I've went into services and located both audio things that are supposed to load on startup and it does indeed show that they are running. I stopped both of them and restarted them, but again I still have no audio. I'm guessing for some reason my computer is not recognizing the onboard sound and everytime it attempts to install the driver it fails. I also read there is the possibility it may be interfering with my graphics card. Please let me know if you need any other information and I would be happy to provide. Here are a few specifications of my computer listed below:
- Asus P8P67-M motherboard
- AMD Radeon HD 6850 Graphics card
- Windows 7 64-bit
My first question is, did you just upgrade from 7 or 8 to 10.
It could just be the old driver for 7 or 8 and not being used.
Or did this just happen after windows 10 update.
If so, then try the roll back as I mentioned.
Inspiron 15R N5110High Definition Audio Controller Driver Windows 7 Windows 7
Last OS support is Windows 8. So you are stuck with the Microsoft Generic drivers.
You can try this.
Go to this web link
Select Windows 8 in the drop down menu:
Locate this driver and download it.
IDT 92HD87B1 High Definition Audio Driver
Now pay close attention. Go to this web link and go midway down the page to DETAILED STEPS.
Via Vt8237a High Definition Audio Controller Pci Driver Windows 7
Then install in compatibility mode for >>WINDOWS 8<<
*** First, go to Control Panel>>Programs & Features and uninstall anything that shows for your audio device and restart your PC.
Driver Via Vt8237a High Definition Audio Controller Windows 7
***Open Device Manager and uninstall the current drivers. Now install in Compatibility Mode. Since it is a system board driver, there is a slight chance it might not install.
82801g Ich7 Family High Definition Audio Controller Driver Windows 7
But I just now seen your NOTE, everything works fine. If that is the case, I would not worry about it