Windows 10: Windows keeps uninstalling Realtek High Definition Audio driver Automatically.

My windows keeps uninstalling High definition driver and reinstalls RealtekR Audio driver. I downloaded the installer from my manufacturer DELL. I really liked High Definition audio driver on my previous acer and wanted use it on new one. I turned off automatic driver updates and dell support assist updates but none works.My device: Dell Inspiron 3511 OS: Windows 11 home Note: Before I upgraded to win 11, win 10 also did the same thing.thankyou in advance

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uninstalled realtek high definition audio

So I was uninstalling programs to make space on my computer and I mistakenly uninstalled realtek high definition audio and now there is no sound on my computer, and i was wondering how to fix it. I don't know which program i uninstalled but maybe you could
tell me what one and how to fix it.

The programs I do have are; Realtek card reader, Realtek Ethernet Controller Driver, and Realtek high definition audio driver

 

Realtek High Definition Audio not working

First of all, the Realtek High Definition Audio Device did not automatically reinstall after uninstalling and rebooting. I had to go into Add Legacy Software and select it to install. The Device Manager crashed while installing it, which it always does.
Upon starting it up again, the Device is there, but with a warning sign next to it indicating it is not functional.

Second of all, when I did the rest of the steps, the Driver Manager told me specifically that the drivers for Realtek High Definition Audio Device are up to date.

Thank you for trying to help so far btw

 

Windows 10 Reinstall Flawed Realtek High Definition Audio Driver Automatically after Shut Down

When I upgraded to Windows 10, Realtek High Definition Audio Driver has been giving problems.

In the middle of playing video or Mp3 the sound suddenly vanishes.

When I do Troubleshooting Windows 10 cannot find any problem.

When I uninstall the program hoping that Windows 10 native drivers will function instead of the bugged Realtek High Definition Audio Driver.

Windows 10 reinstalls the bugged Realtek High Definition Audio Driver Automatically after Shut Down.....

It works again for a few minutes, since new reinstall of Audio drivers and then back to same routine...

Never had this problem on Windows 8.1