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1. #Realtek audio driver windows 7 default how to
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After that it seems to work properly now.Ĥ.

#Realtek audio driver windows 7 default update

I also removed copies of the file in locations, where Windows Update downloads them.

It by using the search function, but I still wasn't able to remove it though, so I rebooted to a LiveCD and removed it from there. Was pretty tricky though, as I found, that I (the system administrator with no restrictions) am not able to even list the driver file (c:\Windows\System32\drivers\HdAudio.sys), not mentioning the actual removal of the file.

#Realtek audio driver windows 7 default drivers

So I came up with an idea of removing the default Windows' driver and disabling the function of downloading drivers by Windows Update. While following the first solution I found, that Windows will always prefer certified drivers over not-certified. Of course I am able to uninstall the third party drivers,īut I am not willing to remove Realtek's driver (I tried this though).ģ. I can uninstall the device, but I cannot uninstall the Windows's driver (possibly because system is assuming that MS is the most trustworthy provider). Second solution can be followed only partially. Removed - sometimes it was working just fine after halt and sometimes not.Ģ. Furthermore, it was all random, when the driver was being The first solution didn't work, but made me realize, that the driver was not recovering but it was being removed and then recovered with standard procedure (certified drivers > not-certified drivers).

#Realtek audio driver windows 7 default how to

Have someone any suggestions how to make Win7 stop installing the faulty drivers? Installing the proper ones on every boot is not very convenient.ġ. I think, that Windows is choosing the latter, because it believes that they are safer (Realtek's workin¬-certified drivers vs MS's pseudo-working&certified I think, that the problem lies in the fact, that Realtek's drivers are not certified, and the MS drivers of course are. TheĬurious part is, that it does not recover them after restart, but only after turn off and on. The problem is, that after every single start of the computer, Windows installs back its own default drivers, that as I've already said are not working. Has its own drivers for Win7 圆4 available, which are working just fine (ver.

Fresh after an installation of Windows 7, it installs its default HD audio driverĪnd says, that it is working (in device manager it says, that the device is working properly), but in the Playback Devices list (in the system tray speaker icon menu) there is no devices, so eventually there is no sound. My audio is an integrated sound card Realtek HD (realtek alc660 6 channel codec) on Asus k8v-vm SE motherboard. I have a problem with realtek HD audio driver in Windows 7 Pro 圆4.