High Definition Audio Controller (Code: 10) Issue

Motherboard: MSI B360M Gaming Plus

OS: Windows 10 Pro

List of things I've done:

Downloaded audio drivers from MSI website

Updated my BIOS

Uninstalled and Reinstalled the High Definition Audio Controller

cmd commands: sfc /scannow & DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth

Completely removed all other audio drivers and installed Realtek audio drivers (Which for some reason never actually appear on device manager?)

I'd appreciate any help I could get.

It started happening out of the blue; I never downloaded anything.

Just got a replacement for the laptop i had just bought. It turns out the real issue, is not that there is something showing in system devices that should be in sound devices. The be a controller entry should be right where It is at. The problem is that the hda controller, is not getting resources assigned to it. On the replacement laptop, the hda controller has and  irq, and some memory addresses, and so on assigned too it. If it no resources are being assigned to it, the there is an issue with the hardware. This also explains why all the entries for realtek were listed as not connected when I told device manager to show hidden devices.

None of these methods have worked, have any that do?

in system devices  , high definition  audio  controller 

and  also  Realtek hD audio  device  must and  should  present under sound devices .

I  suspect  that high definition  audio  device  is  real  Realtek  HD  audio device  , rightclick n that , try to update  the driver using .inf file