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RealTek Audio drivers after Windows 11 update...
I can't play music. What do I do?
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Hello Community!
I have got a Fujitsu laptop with the following processor: AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 5875U with Radeon Graphics.
My Audio Controllers are:
Audio output does not work anymore in any way since the laptop was updated from 23H2 to 24H2, it says no audio output device was found.
All troubleshooting, driver updating, etc. did not help at all.
Has anyone a hint for this hardware configuration?
Thanks and many regards,
Jörg
I’ve been having a similar problem for some time. Yesterday, I reset my BIOS to “ BIOS Defaults” and everything seems to be back, working as intended!!
My ‘Realtek Microphone Array’ disappeared some time ago. After trying various downloads as mentioned on this thread my Realtek Audio Speakers disappeared as well!!
I decided to try resetting BIOS and within a few minutes all my Audio settings were back working properly.
Worth a try if your having audio problems.
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RealTek Audio drivers after Windows 11 update...
I can't play music. What do I do?
yes ido
If you read my post, you will see that I have found a workaround for the problem. It appears to be a WINDOWS problem, as I am using the exact same driver as I was with an earlier version of Windows. I run Insider Canary versions, and basically install a new Windows version update every week, the only thing that has changed on my system is the Windows version. Realtek has not changed their driver since 2021. As for my including my experience, that is to avoid the people telling me to reboot, or do other very basic things to troubleshoot the problem. I know what I am doing, I know how to use the device manager and to troubleshoot computer hardware and software and do not need rookie or newbie advice. My processor does NOT INCLUDE EITHER AUDIO OR VIDEO.
Also, if you actually read the title of this subject, it is about REALTEK AUDIO DRIVERS and nothing else. It is not about video or game hardware. So please stay on topic.
