Windows 10: High Definition Audio Controller has a driver issue.

I had this problem today. I played at one time some music from youtube. then after a few hours and a Graphics card update, my speakers don't work. They connect by a headphone jack. I went to devices and printers and it says it is a driver error. I get code 10. I uninstalled it and it reinstalled it with the same problem. it has the latest driver. cant roll back because it came with that driver. plz help cant find a way to fix this. I have a msi b360 gaming pro mother board. tried downloading the drivers for the audio card from msi for the specific motherboard and installing them manually, but nothing. it wont read it at all. jack works since I can hear the speaker connecting from the jack. not a hardware problem. plz help.

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IDT High Definition Audio CODEC Not Working

Hi,



I realized your concern and will assist you to resolve the issue.

I suggest you to update the driver and check if the issue persist.

Follow the steps to Update the driver and check if it helps.

• Press Windows key + X key and click
  Device Manager.
• Select IDT High Definition Audio CODEC on Device Manager.
• Select the Driver tab.
• Click on Update Driver.
• Select the option “browse my computer for driver software”.
• Select the option “let me pick up a list of device drivers on my computer”.
• Select the High Definition Audio Device instead of IDT High Definition" And click next.

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Thanks and regards.

 

I don't have the IDT High Definition Audio Codec Driver installed on my computer

Hi,

If you want to have the high definition audio codec driver on your computer, we suggest updating your sound driver. Follow the steps below to update sound driver.

• On Start menu and type
  Device Manager and press enter.
• Click Sound, video, and game controllers.
• Right-click IDT High definition audio codec and
  Update driver.
• If there are no update available, reinstall the driver by clicking Uninstall.
• Restart the computer. Download the drivers from the manufacturer’s website and install it.

We also suggest updating the chipset driver from your manufacturer's website. Click
here and
follow the steps provided to install and update drivers in Windows 10.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

 

Intel High Definition Audio Driver

I had this exact same problem after downloading the first cumulative update and some drivers a few days after installing version 1809. The old driver should still be kept on your system; you shouldn't need to download anything. What makes this problem especially
confusing is that, (at least in my case) it needs a "Realtek High-Definition Audio" driver, because the actual hardware was made by Realtek Semiconductors, and is merely based on an Intel standard. The procedures I used are:

1. Go to Devices and Printers in the Control Panel
2. right click on your computer's name and click properties
3. click the hardware tab, the malfunctioning device should be at the top of the list (indicated by something like a yellow triangle in the bottom right corner of its icon)
4. click properties for the malfunctioning device
5. in the individual device property window click change settings
6. go to the driver tab and click update driver
7. Click the second option browse my computer, then click let me pick
8. under manufacturer select Realtek, then select Realtek High-Definition Audio and continue with driver installation

This should reinstall the original Realtek High-Definition Audio
driver.