Windows 10: Got a exclamation point next to audio.

Hello

I have a HP Pavillon dv6000. I have no audio. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling and nothing. I've watched countless YouTube videos and still have same problem. Please help.

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High Definition Audio Devices-Yellow Exclamation Point

Thank you, Andre, for your suggestions. I did try scanning for hardware changes in device manager. I also uninstalled the driver and then reinstalled a driver as you suggested for "High Definition Audio Device". Your website regarding ISO files is very
interesting. My computer is a Dell Inspiron 3847 and has Windows 10 Pro Creator 1703. Updates are automatically downloaded and installed in my computer. Since the audio on my computer appears to be normal, perhaps I should just try to ignore the yellow exclamation
point that precedes "High Definition Audio Device" and the Code 10 message. My knowledge about audio is very limited, but I am assuming that perhaps "Realtec Audio" is all that is needed for the type of work I do on my computer. Again, thank you for your suggestions.

 

exclamation point

Hi, raegenbramlet.

We're glad to help you out. May I know if what's the last thing you did with your phone before you've seen the exclamation point?

Exclamation means that you're phone has been going through a hard reset. We suggest to plug in your phone and let the reset finish.

Please note that by performing a reset will delete your Personal Data and
Settings.

Hope this works for you.

 

Exclamation point. Uhm... HUH???

Seriously. I load a profile, and ATITool shows an exclamation point. That's it. That's all the info it gives me. No popup with "error setting uhm... something," no item marked in red or somesuch, it just simply has an exclamation point. I dug through the wiki, but, couldn't seem to find it mentioned there either. The speeds all seem to be set correctly as nearly as I can tell, and I see no signs of errors. I see no artifacts. Games run fine. As nearly as I can come up with here, it just seems like it's popping up an exclamation point for no reason at all, but, it'd help if I at least knew what it meant...