Windows 10: Latest Realtek HD Audio Driver Version [archive]

Thank you Inserio. First post updated. *Smile

 

6.0.1.7581 dated August 11, 2015 is now available:
https://www.station-drivers.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=352&func=fileinfo&id=1674

 

Hello, I have a question about this driver. I have had a big problem with my Realtek Audio driver not working as intended after updating many months ago on Windows 7. This started at version 2.72, 2.73 or 2.74, I can't quite remember which one exactly. It caused a big part of the settings window to not show up at all. These settings are very important to me, so having them not show up causes a big problem. Whenever Windows Update pushed a driver update, I had to manually revert to version 2.71, which I found to be the only one to work correctly.

I tried upgrading to Windows 10 last weekend and the driver that was installed automatically caused the same problem. The settings are simply not there at all. Trying to revert to an earlier driver version caused the Dell Audio window to instantly close when opened. So I decided to revert my PC back to Windows 7 for now.

Any help or information with this would be greatly appreciated.






Here are images of what I am talking about. As you can see, the sliders and buttons are not there in the Windows 10 side.

 

What motherboard do you have?

I think it's bug in the drivers, I installed clean W8/W10 and then tried different versions of the drivers (from MS Update and Realtek), even flashed my BIOS to make sure I don't have wrong settings there but still get this *Sad

As for the "KERNEL-SECURITY-CHECK-FAILURE" BSOD - did you check the memory dump? It don't have to be the Realtek driver...

 

Thanks for the heads up on this Almighty1. This version works fine for me and the sound seems a bit smoother than previous releases.

 

both chrome and edge flagged this site as malware for me

 

same

 

Haven't tried it in Edge but Chrome worked or else I wouldn't have known about it.

 

Firefox flagged it too.

 

It just means that it doesn't have certificate.

 

Possibly I'm just being an idiot and missing something obvious, not having had to mess with drivers manually much. But this doesn't work for me. I have downloaded the .cab file for the latest realtek drivers, but if I tell windows to search a specific location for this driver (program files\realtek\HDA) it thinks about it then decides I already have the best drivers. But the version of the driver is unchanged: 6.0.1.7541.

I really want to get the system to use 6.0.1.7580 in the vague hope that my microphone, which has utterly failed to be heard by anything as of a week ago, will start working properly again. Any tips on what I might be missing or doing wrong?

 

Whats the difference between update catalog and realtek site ?? as i used realtek site but i don't show any new updates there at all.