Windows 10: Microsoft UAA Driver is Missing from my Dell Laptop?

Hi,I have a Dell Inspiron 16 7620 2 in 1 laptop and I am having issues with the audio in that I cannot get the Realtek HD Audio Icon to appear in the system tray in the bottom right hand corner of the screen.I am attempting to follow this process to fix this: Download and Reinstall Realtek HD Audio Manager on Windows 11 thewindowsclub.comDuring the process it asks me to "Search and locate Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio." driver in the System / Devices tab - But I do not have the UAA listed in the system / devices area of device manager.This is a brand new installa

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microsoft uaa bus driver for high definition audio is missing from device manager

I'm running Windows 10 on a PC with an Intel i5-8400 & an ASUS Z370 mobo. The sound quality was rather flat, so I proceeded to tweak it with the equalizer setting, whereupon I noticed that the Realtek HD audio drivers were actually missing. I installed
these but afterwards, the associated icons did not appear anywhere on the taskbar. I couldn't open RtkNGUI64.exe manually either. So I tried to follow the suggested steps on fixing this issue, but when I opened the device manager, I couldn't find Microsoft
UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio under system devices or anywhere else.

It doesn't seem to be available at Asus, so where do I download this?

Thanks in advance.

 

missing webcam drivers dell laptop

I do not have any webcam drivers listed for my laptop, Dell Support does not have any listed on their support page to download. Dell says

Windows 10 will download them on it's own. Please help me do this, every help page on Microsoft says to go to the manufacturers webpage to download the specific driver... please see below text from dell's website.

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  "Drivers for Integrated Webcams are pre-installed with Microsoft Windows and require no specific driver to be installed."
  

 

Realtek Audio Drivers messed up - Microsoft UAA?

I would try this first: http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/SO...AA-Bus-Driver-for-High-Definition-Audio.shtml but uninstall your audio driver first, reboot, then install this M$ UAA driver. That is very strange that the realtek drivers didn't install this if its a HD audio chipset, I 've done it so many times at work it is basically routine. If that doesn't help there could be a driver conflict from the previous audio driver still trying to find its chipset which in turn is causing problems with the realtek not working.