Windows 10: Generic Audio Driver "detected" in troubleshoot

I did a troubleshoot scan on my audio driver and i got the generic audio driver issue detected, so i went to my device manager and uninstalled and reinstalled those 2 drivers pictured belowand i got the same "generic audio driver" result problem when i ran another scan from troubleshoot, so i don't know what to do now!

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Generic Audio Driver Issue

I tried updating drivers, un and reinstall them didn't work. When I run the troubleshoot it says I have a GENERIC AUDIO DRIVER issue....anybody have any suggestions to how I can fix this?

 

Generic audio driver detected

I have windows 10 home and I was having some issues in playing audio through external devices such as headphones. So I ran troubleshooting process and I got the message "generic audio driver detected". Although now I don't have much problems in playing audio
but every time I run the troubleshooting process I get the same message. There are minor issues like sometimes the audio comes after a delay of few seconds and sometimes when I start the windows, the "base" effect kicks in after a while. Apart from this my
audio is working just fine but I am still getting the message. I tried searching about it on the internet but didn't get any solid answer. Should I be worried about this ?? I have attached the image of the result of troubleshooting

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

Troubleshooting a sound problem deletes my audio driver!

First of all, you ought to carefully read my post before you offer your combative attitude ( I've heard about you)
Now stay with me here and TRY TRY TRY to read the following carefully :

1. In the midst of browsing , Windows defender kicked in.
2. Windows finished the scan.
3. Moments later I've noticed a red X on the speaker icon.
4. When I clicked on the red X icon , the automatic troubleshooter popped up and began ticking for ever.
At the end it announced : Could not fix the problem.
5. Frantically checked the Audio drivers list. my realtek driver disappeared.
As to your reply to my question concerning the effectiveness of MS troubleshooter, your guesswork does not count as an exact science answer: "A variable" ROFLMAOL .