Windows 10: Intel High Definition audio- No Audio Device installed after updating to latest Windows 11

Ive done a clean install and ive also tried uninstalling from device manager and reinstalling from plug and play scan. I will get sound, but It the same volume even if its at 2 or 99. Once I go to the volume icon on the task bar and I move the system sound. Everything goes silent again. I go to device manager and everything looks fine, as soon as I disable realtek audio and reenable it. I get the error message. realtek audio is removed from my device manager and i have the Intel high definition audio error code 28. I dont know if its a bad windows update or if there is something wrong with my

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error Intel High Definition DSP - No Audio Device installed.

Hi Folks I did my windows updates (windows 11) and since then, I have been getting the error Intel High Definition DSP - No Audio Device installed.

Checked in the Device Manager

Under other devices is says Intel High Definition DSP (There is a Little Yellow triangle with an exclamation mark on it)

doubled clicked on it and it states:

The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)



There are no compatible drivers for this device.



To find a driver for this device, click Update Driver.

Tried to search for the Driver but it returned the following message: Windows was unable to install your Intel High Definition DSP

Regards

Sean

 

Intel High Definition DSP - No Audio Device installed after updating to latest Windows 11

Hello guys.

I need urgent help. I recently updated my windows 11 pro and since then, I have been getting the error Intel High Definition DSP - No Audio Device installed.

This happened today 14th, November, 2022

Kindly assist me.

Regards

 

Intel High Definition Audio is not working.

Hi Silver

The latest Windows update seems to have a bug in it, lots of users are reporting loss of audio after the latest Update

The fix is to go to the support page for your device on the manufacturers website, then download and install the audio device drivers they recommend, those will be compatible with your PC, unlike the ones installed by Windows Update . . .

More than likely on the manufacturers website, rather than Intel Hi-Def Audio, that is Realtek High Definition Audio