
(You may have to keep uninstalling & restarting until that device no longer appears in "Sound, video & game controllers" and instead "High Definition Audio Device", the Windows native driver, appears in its place.) Now go back into "Device Manager" and check again for your sound cards driver. Now make sure you check the option to delete the driver software box and then click "OK".Ħ. Now right click on your listed sound card and choose "Uninstall".Ĥ. Next go into the "Sound, video & game controllers".ģ. If it asks you to restart, be sure and do so.Ģ. When you get the update warning box click "Yes" and wait for it to install.Ĩ. When it gives you a list of devices, choose"High Definition Audio" and then click "Next".ħ. Now make sure you check the box that says "Show compatible hardware" if not already checked.Ħ.
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Here you want to click on "Let me pick from a list of drivers on my computer".ĥ. Now click "Update Driver Software" and then click on "Browse my computer for driver software".Ĥ. In there right click on your listed sound card.ģ.

Next go into the "Sound, video & game controllers". Go to "Control Panel" and then "Device Manager".Ģ.

If the first version doesn't work, try the second one.ġ. You said you worked with the drivers? Try it this way and see if it resolves the issue. When you checked the connecting cables, for the sound, did you make sure to disconnect them and then reconnect them? That can make a large difference if they are not sitting right.
