Windows 10: The bang and Olufsen audio of my HP can not connect to rpc service and I can't find...

The bang and Olufsen audio of my HP can not connect to rpc service and I can't find RtkAudUService.exe" or "Realtek HD Audio Universal Service" in my task Manager's start ups, what do I do?

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HP Bang & Olufsen

The Monitor its work fine but the camera doesn't work .. and in the same thing the camera on my laptop its work good .. no Isuzu >!!

is I need to install diver to work the camera ..!?

this is the type of monitor HP Bang & Olufsen built in camera

 

Problem with Driver Realtek and Bang and olufsen (B&O) audio control panel Windows 11 (HP victus B&O)

I bought a laptop HP Victus 16-R0000 with B&O on Windows 11(

https://corporate.bang-olufsen.com/fr/partners/consumer-electronics/hp)

• BUT B&o audio control, HP audio control ⇒ "Impossible to connect to RPC service".
  
• Impossible to find Realtek HD Audio manager.
  
• All of that on Windows 11.
  

All my drivers are up-to-date (On hp website, Windows update, Microsoft store).

Hp told me that's a realtek problem, is the driver is not created? (in Windows 10 it worked perfectly)

Help me, please !

 

HP EliteBook 840 G3 no longer works correctly with HP Audio Drivers!

To be clear, starting a few weeks ago every day I would get a NEW "Bang & Olufsen stopped working" error message! (winver 22H2), The HP Audio Driver is listed in Device Manager as Conexant. However, B&O/Bang & Olufsen is bundled with the Conexant software, though Bang & Olufsen is only indicated by Windows 10 in the PC as "B&O Audio Control Panel". I have removed and installed several official HP Conexant Audio Drivers specifically indicated for this PC model which I have been using for many years. That includes the latest HP Audio Driver for this model downloaded from the official HP download site, plus two older previously downloaded and used HP Drivers already stored in the PC in compressed form. ALL of them technically worked perfectly and the same with NO actual audio issues .... except the daily new *Bang & Olufsen stopped working" error messages. After the error message I would uninstall the "B&O Audio Control Panel" ... and later get the same *Bang & Olufsen stopped working" error message. Finally I removed the official HP Conexant Audio Driver and let Windows automatically replace it with its generic "High Definition Audio Driver". As with all the previous official HP Audio Drivers, consecutively using the PC speakers, earphones and a Sennheiser headset, I tested this generic driver with a stored music vid as well as a recording + playback test with Audacity and a Skype call + playback audio test. And the audio seems the same ... but no *Bang & Olufsen stopped working" error message. So .... is there any reason NOT to use this generic Windows Audio Driver? The only thing I can think of are SECURITY and other Audio Driver updates. And that might be very important to keep my PC uninfected, etc.