What was the WU number? I have the same problem on Lenovo G505s. Haven't received any updates to the Conexant audio driver.
Driver updates don't have a KBID.
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So what do people with computers with Conexant drivers do? Windows Update says update drivers but there are none acceptable, it also says Microsoft is working on a fix ? So what do we do? If there are compatible drivers for devices using Conexant Audio where are they, how do we get them and install or replace them (I have tried everything to no avail). When does MS expect a fix ? Are persons with Conexant audio drivers computers at end of life ? Does anybody care ?
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What was the WU number? I have the same problem on Lenovo G505s. Haven't received any updates to the Conexant audio driver.
Driver updates don't have a KBID.
There is no WUID / KBID for Driver Updates... It just shows Conextant SmartAudioHD Driver - 8.xxxxxx ( I don't remember the exact number) - Driver Update
I'm also stuck at 1909 at the moment. I received an update of the Conexant driver on March 13th which bumped the version to 8.66.95.70 but no update yet.
According to device manager the new UCI64A231.dll is out of the range that Microsoft has blocked, but I noticed that some old dll files (UCI64A134.dll and UCI64A195.dll) are still present in the system32 directory. Is it possible that these old dll files block the update to a new version? If so, would the solution be as simple as to just move these old files to a temperary location?
I'm also stuck at 1909 at the moment. I received an update of the Conexant driver on March 13th which bumped the version to 8.66.95.70 but no update yet.
According to device manager the new UCI64A231.dll is out of the range that Microsoft has blocked, but I noticed that some old dll files (UCI64A134.dll and UCI64A195.dll) are still present in the system32 directory. Is it possible that these old dll files block the update to a new version? If so, would the solution be as simple as to just move these old files to a temperary location?
I too was stuck on 1909, I must have had a driver update and then later got an offer to upgrade.
Guess what, IT FAILED TO UPDATE!!
I again on restart was offered the same update and once more failed. I thought I'd try to use the windows hi def driver on a third attempt and once more failed. I now think microsoft, are the worst company ever to grace the planet earth.