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Win 10 Build 2004 issue with Realtek audio
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I upgraded my PC to build 2004. I found my realtek audio is not working at all. HDMI audio was working. But my speakers were not working. I reverted to my old build 1909 and audio started working. Is there any bug in build 2004? When will that get resolved?
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Anonymous
2020-07-19T15:57:50+00:00 Hi,
I tried again today to upgrade to Build 2004. Same issue. Speakers are not working. Still the realtek drivers are matching with the build. Feel helpless here.
Regards,
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Anonymous
2020-07-08T15:21:50+00:00 I upgraded my PC to build 2004. I found my realtek audio is not working at all. HDMI audio was working. But my speakers were not working. I reverted to my old build 1909 and audio started working. Is there any bug in build 2004? When will that get resolved?
what kind of computer are you using, SabyasachiBose? run either Dxdiag.exe or MSInfo32.exe from the Run dialog box to gather details about your computer (esp. make & model)
Audio through HDMI uses a separate driver which is usually not Realtek related and the HDMI driver may come with the graphics driver package.
try obtaining an updated Realtek audio driver from either the PC manufacturer's support site or from this MS Update Catalog link.
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Anonymous
2020-07-03T19:32:08+00:00 All I had to do was turn my speakers back on, Enable.
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Anonymous
2020-07-03T19:10:30+00:00 I'm having a similar issue. Since the update, my microphone is really low despite it being turned to full. Upon closer inspection my input device is now called '(Microphone array) Intel SST' when before I'm sure it was called something like 'Realtek input device'. There appears to be no way to change the input device at all.
I can only assume it's since the recent big update. :(