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Help with High Def Audio Driver and Win 8
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I installed Windows 8 - wiped out the programs and kept the personal info. Now I dont have any sound.
Checked the device drivers and the High Definition Audio Driver isnt working or was not installed. I deleted the one that was there and rebooted. Still wont work! I cant seem to find a driver that will work. I tried updating the driver and it could find any on the pc or internet. It was working under Vista and Win 7..
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Dave
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Anonymous
2014-05-15T19:13:40+00:00 -
Anonymous
2014-05-15T17:59:12+00:00 I don't really need any time off. :)
In the Device Manager can you double-click the "High Definition Audio Device" > Details, then choose "Hardware Ids" from the drop-down menu under "Property".
What is listed under "Value"?
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Anonymous
2014-05-15T17:50:35+00:00 I'm downloading the 32 bit driver,* however, since I wrote,,,,,
I went back and did the system HDA controller removal again. It would reinstall themselves as quickly as I deleted them this time. I uninstalled the audio drivers and was able to then take out the system controllers.
I uninstalled everything I could find on all and any audio device, realtek, CMI, etc. and even removed my USB3 PCI card. I booted and got a bunch of junk (shoulda saved the picture on another drive) that talked about trusted Microsoft audio driver. I also got 2 unknown Multimedia devices. I reinstalled the CMI card (since is has worked) and booted. Found the same trusted Microsoft driver and 2 unknown devices. I Installed the CMI driver and some of that cleared up. Tried Realtek again. Found another PCI card that had a CMI chip..... no luck, no change.
I went outside and beat the dog, came back in and restored the system from back up that I mentioned I was gonna make after I had the sound running. (I don't really have a dog)
Yes; I had SOUND.
I immediately restarted, as soon as I could get the system's attention. I STILL have sound. Conclusion: This has to be a software issue. Now: what changes the software?
But wait; there's more!!!
I did not disable the on-board realtek audio in the BIOS. Guess what? It shows good and sound comes out if it just like the CMI speakers. I can direct play back to either output. HDA is still unhappy.
My plans:
- NOT turn this PC off or reboot for a few days.
- NOT install anything at all.
- Give my buddy Auggy a few days off, if you wish!
I realize all my 'wonderful' helper applications are gonna be busy trying to load stuff but... I will wait and see.
Thanks, once more,
E.
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*****Long story short, this is a 64bit PC and I have 32bit Win8 running.
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Anonymous
2014-05-15T15:05:00+00:00 Maybe physically remove the C-Media card and uninstall the drivers.
Then uninstall the Realtek sound drivers and install the latest version of the Realtek sound drivers which were just released.
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Anonymous
2014-05-15T14:10:53+00:00 Sorry to say, no luck. There were two HDA controllers.
With the USB audio removed, I deleted both system HDA controllers, and the regular sound devices disappeared, too. After a restart, the HDA controllers installed themselves, and the two "!" audio devices re-appeared.