Windows 10: Audio drivers randomly broke, I don't know how to roll back. HELP ASAP

So, recently I was just simply playing a video game with my friend on Skype, and in the middle of it, my audio stopped working. This was pretty spooky to me, since I had never had this happen to me before. So naturally I told my friend to hang up and give me a moment or two, and when I opened up the volume mixed, it showed that I had no audio drivers installed. I simply thought, "Hey can't you rollback changes to like a week ago?" I did some research and all the results were just about rolling back fully, or to Windows 7/8.1 which isn't what I was looking for. If any of you can please tell me how to rollback simple changes, that'd be really helpful, but as for now. I can't entertain myself, I have no audio, and it's really spooky, and no I haven't recently been installing anything.
Hope one of you can help *092.

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BSOD Error while gaming

I'm having quite the issue.

Everything was fine because I rolled back to the previous build. Now, all of a sudden, they are back. I've gotten 3 bsods within the past hour and it's getting out of hand.

Here are the dump logs: Shared items 5-13-2016 (6)

If I go back to the newest build, it removes my ethernet and audio drivers. I can fix this but skype no longer works and I won't be using my pc without it pretty much. Despite updating the audio drivers, there is a yellow ! over "audio device on high definition
audio bus" and it won't leave.

Please get back to me asap, thanks!

Oh, by the way, When I rolled back I did update the amd_sata.sys drivers and everything so it's probably not that.

 

Windows 10 lost connection to graphics card

Not sure if this will help your problem, but I somehow got myself in to updates under the settings, and found the update 3124263 and uninstalled it. This seems to have fixed the problem and everything is working fine now, therefore I can only conclude
that the update 3124263 is rubbish and broke something. Microsoft need to fix this asap or roll it back.

 

Hit Windows key+X/Device Manager. R-click Audio driver you want to repair. Follow screens to update via Windows Update. If there's NO driver, download from your mfr's site for your model.