I swear, I did this before, but I do NOT argue with success.
Let's hope this will stay put now.
The HDA came back with warning but the Realtek is (of course) showing good, now.
thanks again.
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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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I swear, I did this before, but I do NOT argue with success.
Let's hope this will stay put now.
The HDA came back with warning but the Realtek is (of course) showing good, now.
thanks again.
Can you uninstall the "High Definition Audio Device" via the Device manager and restart the computer?
I dunno. When I upgraded to Win 8, I lost my video. I tried several cards hoping I did not have to buy another. I may have tried that. Currently only the NVS510 is in the machine. Upgrades are expensive!
The NVIDIA references appears to be related to a NVIDIA GeForce 6800 LE according to the following link:
http://www.pcidatabase.com/search.php?device_search_str=0042&device_search.x=0&device_search.y=0
Do you had such a video card installed?
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