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The forum thread discusses a technical issue, likely related to a driver causing a problem, with the original poster asking for causes. A respondent identifies the Intel(R) Display Audio Driver (IntcDAud.sys) as the culprit and recommends updating the driver. The original poster thanks the helper and mentions they don't have AMD hardware, while a subsequent contribution advises checking the motherboard or support website for latest drivers, offering further assistance if needed; overall, the tone is helpful and solutions-oriented.
poshwan

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Wondering what the cause of this was? Thanks in advance.
 

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kemical

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Hi,
apologies for not answering sooner but in the dumps call stack this driver was evident:
IntcDAud.sys: Intel(R) Display Audio Driver"

Try updating your driver.
 

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kemical said:
Hi,
apologies for not answering sooner but in the dumps call stack this driver was evident:
IntcDAud.sys: Intel(R) Display Audio Driver"

Try updating your driver.
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Thank you, I don't have AMD but will see if my driver needs to be updated. Thanks so much!
 

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poshwan said:
Thank you, I don't have AMD but will see if my driver needs to be updated. Thanks so much!
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Usually your motherboard or if it's a laptop, support page will have the latest drivers.

If you post make/model I'll find them for you.
 

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