Windows 7 built in High Definition Audio doesn't work

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Toshiba P105-S1624

Conexant High Definition Audio Device

Device Manager list:

High Definition Audio Device

This device cannot start. (Code 10)

Have tried downloading from Toshiba: driver_audio_conexant_25636A

But get Conexant High Definition Audio FAILURE.

If I try to uninstall the device but on a scan windows 7 wants to install a driver that doesn't work.

If I then right click on the device and select Update Driver Software... and browse to where it is located
windows 7 still tells me that my device is up to date.

anyone else have this issue?
 


Solution
Man .. I understand you are trying to help.. but.. what does make you think I have problems finding the drivers? The drivers are at realtek website! That's not the point finding the drivers.. the point is build 7100 doesn't like the LATEST AND CORRECT drivers available.



... I'll try to be more specific about the situation: I KNOW how to install a driver. I know where to find the drivers and I have the LATEST DRIVERS available from the MANUFACTURER WEBSITE.. REALTEK .. the point is: BUILD 7100 doesn't want to use those drivers.. Drivers which are CORRECT for the equipment. Did I make myself clear? Are you going to suggest to run setup.exe or to try an oem install again? Or maybe to google for the hdaudio drivers?
This forum...
I guess I need to join in here too. Though my problem is slightly different. According to all the info I have available - I have the correct drivers installed and when I do tests - the meters show sound is being produced by the soundchip. However nothing is being heard. Like those above its an onboard realtek hd soundchip. It works perfectly well under XP (this is a dual boot pc), but is deathly silent under 7. Motherboard info should be on my profile but its a foxconn.
 


Ive still not got any resolution to this. Can anyone help please?

It sounds like you'll just have to wait until they release a Windows 7 specific driver for your motherboard.. Unfortunately that is the case with some motherboards as the most recent Windows Vista drivers don't always work.. ;)
 


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