For this, you’ll need to go to the official Realtek audio website and download a new driver. Now you’ll need to install the audio drivers again. Now, scroll down to Uninstall device, and place a checkmark next to Delete the driver software for this device. Right-click where you see Realtek High Definition Audio. Next, hit on Sound, video, and game controllers. Here’s how:įirst, right-click on your Start menu and head to Device Manager. However, in these situations, you can uninstall and reinstall the drivers from scratch. It blows me away that Realtek doesn’t fix this problem.Sometimes, simply updating the drivers isn’t going to be enough. Thx! BTW, I’ve had this problem on various machines for years. Playback Devices Speakers(Realtek High Definition Audio), LG UltraWide(2-NVidia High Definition Audio), Realtek HDMI Output(Realtek High Definition Audio), LG UltraWide(NVidia High Definition Audio)-I run 2 LG 34″ UltraWide Monitors, Realtek Digital Output(Realtek High Definition Audio). I have under Sound Cards 2 NVidia High Definition Audio, NVidia Virtual Audio Device, Man圜am Virtual Microphone. System: AMD FX-8350, 16GB, 4.0GHZ, SSD primary drive, M5A99FX PRO R2.0 (Socket 942) Motherboard.
I’m running Windows 10 and haven’t been able to get it running since I put this machine together. I don’t have anything for Realtek in the System Tray. I see a DTSAudio Svc running in Services. I do have Realtek High Definition Audio in my Device Manager. I tried everything you’ve outlined and still cannot get it running.
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