Windows 10: Amd audio driver not showing up in windows update?

My laptop model is hp pavilion g6 (1318ax)based on amd llano and radeon hd graphics.I have a problem where the audio driver for my amd laptop doesn't show up in windows update option but when I try the wushow hide tool it shows up there and I have absolutely not made it hidden.So I don't know why it doesn't show up in the windows update alone.Also looking at device manager I see that windows installed high definition audio device 10.0.14393 driver from Microsoft. Although the amd high definition audio device shows up in sound,video and game controllers.So I don't understand what's in play here?
This situation came up a day back when I clean installed my windows 10 os due to some issues.After that I only used the hide tool to hide the amd radeon hd display drivers and left everything else enabled.So it is kind of puzzling for me why the audio device driver doesn't show up in the updates option because as of now the Microsoft audio driver sound quality is almost inaudible.

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Microphone not being recognized in Windows 10

I have a home built PC with an Intel DG965WH motherboard. When I connect a microphone to the front or rear jack, windows 10 does not see it connected. The microphones worked in previous versions of Windows. In "Device Manager" it shows the following:

Audio inputs and outputs

Digital Audio (S/PDIF) (High Definition Audio Device)

Speakers (High Definition Audio Device)

Sound, video and game controllers

AMD High Definition Audio Device

High Definition Audio Device

Nothing in Device Manager is showing any flags and they all say that they are working properly. The Intel web site for the DG965WH motherboard shows that it uses the "Audio IDT *92XX driver". Windows 10 shows the AMD driver. I highly doubt that Intel would
use AMD drivers, although IDT could have been bought out by AMD. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Stereo Mix issue with windows 10

Ever since I up graded from windows 7 to free up grade windows 10 my Streaming video recorder program "Debut" stopped working. I attend webinars and record lessons so that I can review them later and do not have to divert attention from live webinar. My
recording device tab in windows shows that it is active and I see VU meter but no activity in VU meter. I can record video but no audio using Debut software. When I go to devices menu, there are two places where audio items are mentioned.

1. Sound video and game controllers.

2. Audio inputs an out puts.

I was able to install realtek and AMD drivers in sound video and game controllers ( AMD High Definition Audio Device and Realtek High definition audio ) and properties show that device manufactures are AMD and Realtek and drivers are supplied by them).

However 2. Audio Input out put devices for the same devices (AMD High Definition Audio Device and Realtek High definition audio) and Stereo mix are shown as Microsoft and drivers identified as "AudioEnd point. I have tried to update driver manually by using
up date driver button but did not succeed as realtek provides auto updating exe file and not *.inf file which Microsoft software is looking for.

Has any one solved this or is there another approach. Note "Roll back driver button is greyed out and that is not an option. Recording webinars is essential for continuing my education.

 

From what I gather the HD graphics driver will include the sound driver as has done for most onboard chips so you would need to try this one and see if it is then installed.

 

Please visit your laptop manufacturer website and download latest device drivers.

 

For my laptop the support stopped with windows 8 itself.So the only choice is to download the older windows 7 or 8 IDT audio driver from HP.But that IDT driver doesn't contain the enhancement tab in its properties options.So without that tab the sound is basically the same as the basic Microsoft High definition audio driver.

 

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