Windows 10: High Definition Controller Driver Error (Code10)

Hello I am hoping someone can help me.
I have an Acer Revo 70 Nettop RT3090 4GB Ram & 698GB HHD, and HD 6320 Graphics, since updating to Windows 10 from windows 7 a couple of years ago, I can not get any sound from the nettop other than by adding a portable speaker to the headphone socket, which gives me sound, music, youtube and video etc.

It seems that a driver is not working on one of the High Definition Controllers and showing a code 10. which I think is causing the problem. I have tried so many drivers and even purchased "driver genius" to help find some, but nothing works.

I have the nettop set up as my pc and use a 27" TV as a monitor connected by a HDMI cable (which use to supply the sound) I have tried several different cables which did not help. I do have an optical jack point at the rear of the nettop, but I don't have any speakers to connect to that.

I have had other problems when Windows 10 wants to update to the newer versions from 1703,1709, 1803 and 1809, where this system always fails and I think it's because of the driver issue, and I have to manually update from the windows website.

I understand that AMD does not support older hardware, but normally there are drivers available that do, I have recently updated Windows to 1809 and had hoped that might have found me a driver, but it didn't.

Any help or ideas would be appreciated. I am new to this forum so if this is in the wrong section, please move it.

Thanks
Graham






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High Definition Controller Driver Error (Code10)

Hello I am hoping someone can help me.
I have an Acer Revo 70 Nettop RT3090 4GB Ram & 698GB HHD, and HD 6320 Graphics, since updating to Windows 10 from windows 7 a couple of years ago, I can not get any sound from the nettop other than by adding a portable speaker to the headphone socket, which gives me sound, music, youtube and video etc.

It seems that a driver is not working on one of the High Definition Controllers and showing a code 10. which I think is causing the problem. I have tried so many drivers and even purchased "driver genius" to help find some, but nothing works.

I have the nettop set up as my pc and use a 27" TV as a monitor connected by a HDMI cable (which use to supply the sound) I have tried several different cables which did not help. I do have an optical jack point at the rear of the nettop, but I don't have any speakers to connect to that.

I have had other problems when Windows 10 wants to update to the newer versions from 1703,1709, 1803 and 1809, where this system always fails and I think it's because of the driver issue, and I have to manually update from the windows website.

I understand that AMD does not support older hardware, but normally there are drivers available that do, I have recently updated Windows to 1809 and had hoped that might have found me a driver, but it didn't.

Any help or ideas would be appreciated. I am new to this forum so if this is in the wrong section, please move it.

Thanks
Graham

 

High Definition Controller Driver Error (Code10)

The first link appears dead. At least for me. I've never heard of awdit and I hate the words optimize you PC through mystery software.

I search your hardware ID and got here.

https://www.driveridentifier.com//sc...l=download.php

I would try the one labelled Acer.

Also found this thread in German, google just translated. I don't think they found a solution either.

https://www.computerbase.de/forum/th...de-10.1680846/


Have you tried to force the Win 7 driver in?


Ken

 

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.