Microsoft UAA Bus driver

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• Found New Hardware "Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio".

  Hello, here is the whole of it.  I recently bought a card XFX ATi Radeon HD 4650 1 GB DDR2 video AGP8x.  I uninstalled my old graphics card driver and took out my old nvidia card.  I threw in the radeon and started my computer.  Now it starts windows and the bubble 'new hardware found' in the bar tasks appear, 1 saying he concluded a 'video something.' Then a 2nd bubble appears who says: "Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio" Word for Word. As this bubble appears, my computer slows down as if the RAM has been withdrawn, and after about 30 seconds, it is a gel closely.  I can't install my drivers for the radeon and I have to turn off manually my computer is not responding.

  Now, I have tried

  • Install the drivers before I put in the graphics card
  • Research on the XFX site for possible solutions
  • Turn off the "found new hardware found" I don't not succsesfully.
  I also tried many other things, but none worked.  If anyone has a solution to this answer please problem.  All I want is my graphics card to work.  Thank you

  I had exactly the same problem.  The instructions on the following link solves the problem.
  http://www.boredsysadmin.com/search/?q=UAA+bus+driver+for+high+definition+audio&search.x=42&search.y=8

  Then, I came across a problem where pilots would not charge because the card was not recognized.  This has been fixed with this patch.
  http://support.AMD.com/us/KbArticles/pages/CatalystAGPHotfix.aspx

• Audio loss. UAA Bus Driver reads Windows cannot load the driver for this hardware device. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39). All the patches?

  Audio loss.  Device Manager indicates Microsoft UAA Bus Driver as: "Windows cannot load the driver for this hardware device. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39) ».  Tried to update driver and restore without success.  Tried the program of "Fix - It", which has identified an error with the sound system, but said that he could not fix it.  Restored to an earlier date but still what system did not go.  Tried to uninstall and reinstall the driver.  Uninstall was successful but reinstall it read that the hdaubus file does not exist.  I'm a computer dunce.  Any help out there?

  Hi BarbaraWolfe,
   

  There are many causes of Code 39 errors:

  • A required device driver is missing.
  • A required binary file is corrupted.
  • There is a problem with the file I/O process.
  • A driver that refers to an entry point in another binary file cannot load.
  Re-install the driver by downloading it from the link given:
   
  Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio class driver version 1. 0a available for Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2000
  Additional reference on:

  Explanation of error codes generated by Device Manager in Windows XP Professional

  Check if that helps.

• Lenovo 3000 N500 Audio problem, once again... Mircosoft UAA Bus Driver For High Definition Audio

  I was checking some topics related to the same problem, and it seems that the problem has not yet been sovled. The problem is I removed vista and installed xp on my laptop (because vista sucks), and now the audio does not work. I tried to make it work for the past 2 days, I tried everything, but still, nothing happened. When I try to install audio driver, it says "installation of the driver fails, could not find the MEDIA device for this driver." Note that in Device Manager, there is no question mark about anything, there's only an exclamation point near "Mircosoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio". Any suggestions?

  Hey, I have just corrected the audio thing now, you need to download this:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/888111

  after install you it, windows will catch a new sound driver and from there, you can use the audio driver package that lenovo has on their site. Good luck.

• MS UAA Bus Driver for HD Audio with WSC03-7LH error code

  My Lenovo T61 in turn do not load the HD Audion MS UAA Bus driver and give the 7LH WSC03 error code. XP.  This has happened forever and I just restart and usually charge of the dll.

  In this case, I assume that the manufacturer would be able to solve the problem, try contacting SoundMax:

  http://Soundmax.com.tw/index.html

  And look for contact information and contact them.

• Equium L40 - 10Z - Microsoft UAA for High Definition Audio bus driver need

  OK, this is what s up. I uninstalled Vista of the laptop and installed Windows XP Professional (5.1, Build 2600) Service Pack 2. All the drivers I installed works fine except my audio driver. There is no sound.

  I installed Realtek several times and it installs ok then restart to take effect, but when I restart there is still no sound. Driver installed is listed in Add/Remove programs. I tried for almost a week now to fix this problem and nothing happen.

  The pilot was MICROSOFT UAA BUS DRIVER for HIGH DEFINITION AUDIO with a yellow (!) next to it. When I tried open Realtek he said EQ failed or Summit and s there is a sound beep sound from the laptop.

  Toshiba virtual sound doesn t work as well. I accidentally uninstalled the driver and now it says device PCI and tells me to insert the disk MICROSOFT UAA BUS DRIVER for HIGH DEFINITION AUDIO but I n t I.

  It s been driven crazy and I don't know what to do.
  Please help me!

  Hello

  first of all, make sure that you have installed all the important windows updates. All the updates on your system? Ok.

  Please visit the www.realtek.com site and download the latest driver for realtek HD sound cards. This driver WORKS 100% because I had a similar problem and after I installed the authentic realtek drivers, I had no problem with the sound.

  Hope this works for you, too.

  Welcome them

• Bus Microsoft UAA for High Definition Audio driver is causing high physical interruptions

  Hello

  I am running XP SP 2 on Intel DH55TC motherboard, processor i5. Audio class driver high definition UAA translates material interruptions high that uses up to 10 to 12% of CPU. Interruptions goes if I uninstall the UAA Bus driver through Device Manager. But this also turns off audio driver RealTek which means I hear either.

  I tried to update the driver UAA for Version 1. 0a, but still material interruptions will not disappear. Please help how to solve this problem.

  I discovered the root cause of the problem. It is with the Intel motherboard and not the driver from Microsoft.

  I have upgraded to Windows 7, but still saw the interruptions. So I decided to live with the question. I disabled the UAA driver through Device Manager which would stop the interruption and the sound. I would allow him only when I need to hear the sound. But a few days back, I encountered a new problem. The computer began to turn on and off several times even when I do not press the power button. When it is connected, it would auto start, stay on for a few seconds, then shut down and once again! This cycle repeats.

  Then I took it to the shop where I bought it. They said that there is a problem with the motherboard. As it was covered by the warranty, they sent it to Intel and made me a replacement in a few days. Now with the new motherboard I don't see material interruptions. The CPU performance remain at 0 or 1 in the Task Manager.

  If someone has the same problem, the issue is most likely with the hardware (motherboard) and no software (device drivers).

• Function Microsoft UAA for High Definition Audio - Adi 1986 driver

  Hello

  I just upgraded a W2k for Win xp sp3 pc. In Device Manager, there is a yellow question mark on "Other Devices", "Audio Device on High Definition Bus" Audio I clicked in and the location is the "location 65535 (internal High Definition Audio Bus).

  I have a similar machine under W2k configuration, in the same place, it indicates that the audio device is "Microsoft UAA Function Driver for High Definition Audio - Adi 1986".» I tried to install a lot of drivers, but it will not be installed. The reason is that xp does not support the driver?

  Help appreciated. Thanks in advance

  Richard

  Hi Richard,

  You can check the sound in Device Manager.

  a. click the Start button and then right click on my computer. Click on properties.

  b. click on the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.

  c. check sound, video and game controllers and expand the option.

  d. see if you find the sound card.

  Follow this article that could be useful.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

• Find the update of the function driver Microsoft UAA for High Definition Audio - Realtek 880/860, version 5.10.0.5010

  I have a gateway x 86 Office 5310 s running Windows XP Home Edition with IE8.  I'm having a problem of audio-video synchronization when viewing movies from the Internet on sites like Hulu.com in mode full-screen.  Hulu uses Adobe Flash Player.  Hulu support suggested that I update my audio driver files.  The above is my original audio driver assumed provided with the machine.  I had update that driver Realtek High Definition Audio, version 5.10.0.5172, dated date 23/09/2005, by the past.  I don't know yet if the current is the correct update or not.  It does not work.

  Because the original is a former pilot, I had a lot of trouble finding a newer replacement on-site Realtek.com, Gateway.com site or on the Internet.  Offers many programs to update drivers online updates (for a price), but I'm not sure they are the right ones for my system or not.  I downloaded some possibllities on my desk and checked the Read Me files and found that they are not correct for my Bios and motherboard.  I heard talked to do not trust all update of pilot programs and certainly do not pay for them.

  Suggestions please.

  VernonD

  Hi all

  This problem is now resolved.

  After a long search without using Gateway.com or Realtek.com, I found the following (free download) Web site:

  http://www.DriverMax.com/driver/update/media/Microsoft/Microsoft-UAA-function-driver-for-high-definition-audio---Realtek-880-860

  I uninstalled the original drivers and downloaded the Driver Realtek High Definition Audio (media) version 5.10.0.5172 and it works fine.

  6.0.1.5680 driver version is also available (but not tried).

  Vernon

• looking for software for Microsoft UAA for High Definition Audio - Adi 1986 function driver

  Looking for software or download for Microsoft UAA Function Driver for High Definition Audio - Adi 1986, I don't know where the drive is now?
  I tried a few links, but they do not fix the problem. My driver has been removed, where can I find the driver of re - install.
  Help! Thanks in advance

  You must download and install the drivers from the website of the manufacturer of your PC/computer laptop / motherboard. That would be the starting point.

  SC Tom

• Microsoft UAA driver built-in Realtek ALC 8835

  I tried to install this driver and was stopped in the middle of the installation with a message that I need a Microsoft Universal Audio Architecture high definition Bus Driver. Visited Misrosoft Site, and they have articles in relation to this, but no software. Where can else I get? I've been on any site of HP and he is nowhere in sight. What is the purpose of this 'driver' pre-requisiste and why it is not included with the driver for convenience? Thanks again for your support!

  Here is the link where you can download Microsoft UAA and also get information on Microsoft UAA:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/835221

• Unable to install audio driver because the Microsoft bus driver should be installed

  Hello!

  I have a portable satellite series A. When I try to install the sound drivers it says "Microsoft bus driver should be loaded before installing the Realtek High definition audio driver.
  I downloaded uplods KB835221 and kb888111xpsp2 and they should solve the problem, but they do not have. What should I do now?

  Hello

  The proper installation order is necessary and important.
  You installed SP2?
  Sometimes the Toshiba drivers must also be updated after installation of SP2.
  But all the information on the driver installation, you should find the driver download area.

• XP Home SP1 - MS Universal Audio Architecture HD audio bus driver installation.

  High definition audio bus driver MicroSoft Universal Audio Architecture is required before you install the original audio driver after reinstalled XP Home SP1 operating system, on a Compaq Presario.

  I downloaded the MS folder and unpacked in a driver's record, but document text tips are only for a network situation.

  Help would be appreciated with a few questions:

  (1) is there an easier way to install the UAA driver?

  (2) is there a better driver available or other if I install SP2 I downloaded ready to install offline?

  (3) I believe that it is not safe to use the internet again as the firewall is not sure in SP1. and

  (4) if it is safe to use internet with SP1 which free antivirus could I use?

  A simpler way to install MS UAA & the Realtek Audio driver becomes it while one of the Realtek site.

  Choose High Definition Audio Codecs, contract, then download the file "Executable":

• Required, not found HDA Audio Bus driver. XP SP3

  I run a computer custom made with Windows XP SP3. Under other devices with a yellow question mark is multimedia Audio Controller, through the PNP ID, I discovered it was Analog Devices ADI 198 x integrated Audio. I found a driver (not sure if it was good) and when I went to install the error "HDA Audio Bus Driver required and not found do not" pop up. There is no Bus Microsoft UAA HDA Audio driver also under system devices. I appreciate all the help you give me. It feels like I tried all the solutions, but I'm open for anything at this point. Thank you!

  I appreciate your help theplectrum! I went to the Intel Web site to find a driver of Ethernet controller, so I ran the driver update utility. He found a driver of sound for me as well. I installed and rebooted and now I have sound!

• No Audio device and Audio HDA Bus Driver Error Win XP SP3

  Hello

  I'm running a put together computer, with Windows XP SP3. I've recently accidentally got rid of my sound on my computer, eliminating the bad program in Add/Remove programs. I know that my computer is running Intel (r) 82801 AA AC 97 Audio Control. So I went to the thought of their site, I had deleted the drivers and audio devices. I downloaded the current driver, but this has not fixed the problem even with an update. So I went hunting online and found this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9idzHNWZLP0

  , thinking maybe that would help me even though I am not a user real tek (have intel of course). But he said that it is compatible with windows xp. I tried downlaoding it and got the error: "could not complete the installation: missing Audio HDA Bus driver.

  So now, it seemed to me, I had not only a mistake, but two. I tried to download a driver of Bus HDA, but this failed. I tried to look in the Device Manager to see if there was a red or yellow marker next to my audio devices and maybe they needed to be reinstalled. Showing a problem there, he said nothing everythign was working properly. I tried to use Soundmax audio driver as well, but who was also discussed with the bus driver error. I also went to http://noaudiodevice.com , and these solutions do not work either because I was not faced with a problem of yellow or red marker. I also did this off stupidly deletling the bad thing no one updated.

  I'm almost at a loss at this point and was way over my head to start.
  I could really use some help. I know that my computer when I had one month ago second hand but wiped off, had run soundmax. If you need more information about my computer or screen shots please let me know. I looked at the subjects here, and none seem to adapt to this situation for me.

  Did you get the specific drivers for your motherboard?
  If this isn't the case, remember to search the downloads specific to what you have.

  You can try a system restore: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084