B Bezvard New Member Joined Oct 15, 2018 Messages 3 Oct 15, 2018 Thread Author #1 When I change into High Definition Audio Device there is this error message. Is this safe for me to change? Attachments 198dca3302c9251f46f33eeb5b22ef1f.webp 79.9 KB · Views: 246
When I change into High Definition Audio Device there is this error message. Is this safe for me to change?
Solution kemical Oct 16, 2018 Yes, many thanks for posting the info'. I'm pretty sure your support page is this one: Link Removed I also took a snip of the support page and you do have a recent driver update for that particular driver: Hope this helps, if not please post back.
Yes, many thanks for posting the info'. I'm pretty sure your support page is this one: Link Removed I also took a snip of the support page and you do have a recent driver update for that particular driver: Hope this helps, if not please post back.
kemical Essential Member Joined Aug 28, 2007 Messages 36,176 Oct 16, 2018 #2 If your installing the driver to a laptop then it can depend on where the driver has come from. Laptops need to use drivers supplied by the manufacturer so can you post a little more information on what the system is ect.. Upvote 0 Downvote
If your installing the driver to a laptop then it can depend on where the driver has come from. Laptops need to use drivers supplied by the manufacturer so can you post a little more information on what the system is ect..
nmsuk Essential Member Joined Sep 7, 2009 Messages 4,329 Oct 16, 2018 #3 Also may I add, it's the realtek one you upgrade not the high def one as thats a microsoft driver for the os and not for the actual audio device. Upvote 0 Downvote
Also may I add, it's the realtek one you upgrade not the high def one as thats a microsoft driver for the os and not for the actual audio device.
B Bezvard New Member Joined Oct 15, 2018 Messages 3 Oct 16, 2018 Thread Author #4 kemical said: If your installing the driver to a laptop then it can depend on where the driver has come from. Laptops need to use drivers supplied by the manufacturer so can you post a little more information on what the system is ect.. Click to expand... Would this help? Last edited by a moderator: Apr 20, 2025 Upvote 0 Downvote
kemical said: If your installing the driver to a laptop then it can depend on where the driver has come from. Laptops need to use drivers supplied by the manufacturer so can you post a little more information on what the system is ect.. Click to expand... Would this help?
kemical Essential Member Joined Aug 28, 2007 Messages 36,176 Oct 16, 2018 #5 Yes, many thanks for posting the info'. I'm pretty sure your support page is this one: Link Removed I also took a snip of the support page and you do have a recent driver update for that particular driver: Hope this helps, if not please post back. Last edited by a moderator: Apr 20, 2025 Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Yes, many thanks for posting the info'. I'm pretty sure your support page is this one: Link Removed I also took a snip of the support page and you do have a recent driver update for that particular driver: Hope this helps, if not please post back.
B Bezvard New Member Joined Oct 15, 2018 Messages 3 Oct 16, 2018 Thread Author #6 THank you so much it worked! Nothing bad happened Upvote 0 Downvote