Windows 10: High defintion audio controller not working code 10.

I have an error in high definition audio controller in the system device. I wanted to put a headset but it seems the headset cant be identified. I tried to install Realtek audio driver but it didn't work. I reinstalled windows but no changes. tried different solutions no changes .

I also updated all the drivers and reinstalled them but no luck solving it. and there is a code 10 in the high definition audio device. and the event id 411 seems to have a problem to launch in the high definition audio controller. there is also a problem code: 0xA


my computer spec:

TUF B360 plus gaming motherboard

16gb ram

1060 gtx 6 GB

core i5

chipset intel B360

audio Realtek ALC887- 8channel.

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High defintion audio controller not working code 10.

I have an error in high definition audio controller in the system device. I wanted to put a headset but it seems the headset cant be identified. I tried to install Realtek audio driver but it didn't work. I reinstalled windows but no changes. tried different
solutions no changes .

I also updated all the drivers and reinstalled them but no luck solving it. and there is a code 10 in the high definition audio device. and the event id 411 seems to have a problem to launch in the high definition audio controller. there is also a problem
code: 0xA

my computer spec:

TUF B360 plus gaming motherboard

16gb ram

1060 gtx 6 GB

core i5

chipset intel B360

audio Realtek ALC887- 8channel.

 

Code 10 for High Definition Audio Controller

On an Asus N55SF, upgrading Windows 10 from version 1607 to 1709 (a reset install from USB, since numerous attempts through Windows update had failed to complete) caused havoc in that the High Definition Audio Controller (Device Manager – System devices)
subsequently refused to start; the dreaded Code 10 error. No such issues ever noted under version 1607.

Having then tried a host of suggestions posted online, and several combinations thereof, including Windows’ Troubleshoot – Playing Audio and Troubleshoot – Hardware and Devices, checking under Services if Windows Audio is running, removing and reinstalling
different versions of Realtek High Definition Audio drivers, Intel graphics and chipset drivers, modifying the registry (deleting UpperFilter values), all to no avail, the issue looked hopelessly deadlocked. An external USB DAC (Denon DA-10) was working fine
all the time.

However, one BIOS (ver. 207) setting on this Asus N55SF machine presents an apparently working work-around, if not a real solution: under the “Advanced” tab, when “Play POST Sound” is set to “Yes”, it enables the High Definition Audio Controller to start
when loading Windows, and the Realtek High Definiton Audio devices (both speakers and microphone) to work again. One then has to live with a sound being played at Windows startup and shut-down, but the “Speaker Volume” for this sound can be set to low (“1”)
in the BIOS settings.

The Realtek High Definiton Audio driver 6.0.1.7571 was automatically installed by Windows, but it did not work well; the best results so far on this machine with Windows 10 version 1709 have been with the Realtek High Definiton Audio driver 6.0.1.6413 (for
Windows 7) from Asus Support. It does, however, fail to install Asus Sonic Master. That does not matter much to me. The most recent driver versions 6.0.1.8219 and 6.0.1.8228 found at the excellent Asus driver resources site
Blog - Ivan Ridao Freitas install OK, but run less stably in this case than version 6.0.1.6413.

 

Windows High Definition Audio Controller Code 10

Hi all, my High Definition Audio Controller shows up in Device Manager with a yellow exclamation mark and has code 10 in its Properties. I can't play any sound at all. I've tried:

-Uninstalling the High Definition Audio Controller and restarting my computer to no avail

-Using Windows Troubleshooter which couldn't identify the problem. It just said "High Definition Audio Controller has a driver problem".

I'm using Windows on a partition in my 2012 Macbook Pro running Mojave. The Windows partition was installed using a bootable USB.