Windows 10: intel high definition DSP code 28

bonjour;

j'ai un probleme avec le son de mon pc ,drfois il marche normalement et defois non , j'ai trouvé dans les parametre une alerte jaune a coté de intel high definition DSP ,que je dois faire pour resoudre ce probleme svp!

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Missing Intel High Definition DSP

Recently, I opened my laptop, and was getting some type of error saying, "No Audio Output Device is Installed." After about two hours, I finally got an audio device working by downloading it off of a website. I restarted my laptop, and the audio wasn't working.
There's sound input, but it's not playing through the speakers on my device.

There is still one device missing, and when looking at it through properties it says it's part of the audio bus. After going through the driver for about an hour, I found a couple of device Id's, but Windows didn't have the driver download link, nor did
any other website.

>Intel High Definition DSP is giving a code 28 error. The only fix for this that I am aware of is to download the driver online, and install it. (When trying to simply update the driver, it isn't able to be found online, "Windows could not find drivers for
your device.")

I own an Omen laptop running Windows 10 (64bit)

Realtek High Definition Audio(SST) Intel(R) Display Audio < currently installed audio drivers

INTELAUDIO\DSP_CTLR_DEV_A171&VEN_8086&DEV_0222&REV_0001 (compatible ID)

INTELAUDIO\DSP_CTLR_DEV_A171&VEN_8086&DEV_0222&SUBSYS_00000022&REV_0001 (Hardware ID)

 

How to Install intel High Definition DSP and my pc is slowly how to boost the speed?

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how to Install intel High Definition DSP and my pc is slowly how to boost the speed.

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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.