Speaker stops constantly (VIA High Definition Audio)

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• Sound suddenly does not work but the bars audio always in movement. Windows 7 audio driver: VIA High Definition Audio

  I turned on my pc and tried not to watch a YouTube video when I realized there is no sound playing. I tried to play a video file saved on my pc, still no sound. tried an mp3 player and still no sound. everything worked very well 24 hours earlier. the green bar on the sound in the status bar icon moves when I play something, but I can't just release anything.

  motherboard: ASROCK N68C-S UCC
  audio driver: VIA High Definition Audio
  Windows 7 latest updates installed.

  I have spent 10 hours reading all over the internet and have done the usual troubleshooting:

  • system restore
  • Driver update (from disk as well as site)
  • try different audio jacks
  • using different external speakers
  • playback enabled devices
  • System speaker levels are full
  • active volume equalizer
  • used Microsoft Fix it Audio Playback, which is no problem
  • Run the audio Troubleshooter in Control Panel, no problem found

  I even reformatted and reinstalled windows, hoping it would be like, but it was useless because I still have no sound.

  can someone please help me find a fix for this.
  If a system format has not fixed the problem, im only left thinking that its edge is completely dead and I need a new sound card?

  Hello

  I imagine the inconvenience that you are experiencing.

  I suggest you refer to the section 'I tried all solutions here and still can get my sound to work correctly ' from the link:

  Tips for solving common audio problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems

   
  I hope this helps. If you have any other queries/issues related to Windows, write us and we will be happy to help you further.

• Realtek High definition audio (onboard) do not recognize the rear speakers. statics of the right speaker.

  Realtek High definition audio (onboard ASUS CG5270)-current driver v6.0.1.6043
  Operating system: Win7 64 bit

  Everything was working fine until last week. I haven't had any changes and update logs don't show updates.

  Question:
  Using "Manager Audio Realtek DD" in the control panel.
  The rear panel does not all speakers connected. (Speakers tested and work on other systems.)
  No noise at all until that I disabled the front jack detection. Now I hear threw the rear speakers but with static 1/2 volume, without mute and the "Realtek HD Audio Manager" shows still no rear speakers.

  Things I have tried:

  1. check the connections (connections of cleaning)
  2. different stakeholders.
  3. Uninstalling the drivers and software.
  4. update of drivers.
  5. Rolling back the drivers.
  6. The system restore.

  Note: the "Realtek HD Audio Manager" shows the digital connection and the façade as available, but disappeared on the rear panel, even if the rear panel is only taken in use.

  I can usually solve these problems on my own, and it's the first time that I used a forum to ask for help in 15 years. I'm just puzzled.

  Hi, reorder,

  As you have tried almost everything to fix the problem, I would like to allows you to check if the rear speakers are disabled and the volume level is fine.  To do this, follow the steps below.

  1. Click Start.
  2. Click on Control Panel and click on sound.
  3. Playback tab, click speakers and click Properties.
  4. Click the levels tab and check if the back entrance is set on mute and uncheck the box.
  5. Select the level to 100% and check if the speaker rear works fine.

  Also, you can try disabling the improvements and check if it helps.

  To turn off the improvements:

  1. access control panel

  2. click on sound

  3. Select the play tab

  4. Select entry speakers/headphones

  5. click on properties

  6. Select tab improvements

  7 disable all improvements

  If the steps above do not work, you can contact the manufacturer of the motherboard and try to reset the BIOS to default settings and check if it helps. You can also take their support and try to update the BIOS and check if it helps.

  NOTE: Changing the BIOS / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from configuration can resolved BIOS/CMOS settings. Changes to settings are at your own risk

  If the above steps you may need to contact the manufacturer of the computer to verify that the equipment works very well and has to be replaced or the motherboard.

  I hope this helps. Let us know the result.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Srinivas R Microsoft Support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• AMD high definition Audio Device not Plugged In (HP Pavilion dv6-6b09sa)

  I just started my laptop HP Pavilion dv6-6b09sa (running on Windows 7) to find that the sound icon is a red cross next to him and he claims that "no speakers or headphones are connected. In Control Panel, it says that the AMD high definition Audio Device is not plugged in.

  As far as I know, I did nothing to cause this.

  I have already tried:

  Restore the system to yesterday at 22:00.

  Instalation of a TDI driver on the HP website, but I don't know how to disable/change/remove the old driver. I am completely ignorant of these things.

  Please help, I am at a total loss.

  Hello

  You are welcome

  Try the following.

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp54001-54500/sp54400.exe

  One time finished, open windows control panel, open Device Manager and open sound, video and game controllers.  Right click on the IDT device and select uninstall - also, you should get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.

  When finished, restart the computer and let Windows load completely.  Open your download folder, right-click on the IDT Installer and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once this done, do a right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and select playback devices.  'Speakers and headphones' left click once to highlight, and then click the Set Default button - check if you now audio.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion g7-2251dx: Windows 10 IDT high definition Audio Driver Bug report.

  OK after upgrading Windows 8.1 for Windows 10 Home (The Free Upgrade) I have noise problems.

  IDT Sound Drivers (IDT High Definition Audio Codec):

  Speakers integrated into the laptop: they its OK but not as they did in point 8.1 of Windows.

  I've tested on the following:

  Music (sounded OK)
  Played a Youtube video (sounded OK)
  Played a video that I recorded on my PC (its OK)
  Played a show or a movie on Netflix (sounded OK)

  The portable built-in Microphone seems to be working well.
  
  Turtle Beach headset Z11: they sound like basically no Bass Mono instead of stereo there and The Sound is low even though the volume to 100.

  I've tested on the following:
  Play music (sounded bad)
  Played a Youtube video (sounded bad)
  Played a video that I saved on my PC (sounded bad)
  Played a show or a movie on Netflix (bad sound)
  
  In Windows 8.1 speakers embedded in the laptop and the Turtle Beach headset Z11 resembled stereo and strong (perfect).
  
  The helmet Microphone seems to be working very well.
  
  I plugged my headphones Z11 of Turtle Beach to HP from my sister who still has windows 8.1 and my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet sounded very good.

  I plugged my Z11 of Turtle Beach headset in my other sisters that has Windows 10 HP (she has upgraded to Windows 7) and my Z11 of Turtle Beach headset resembled Mono Stereo Instead of.

  It is also plugged into his ear and they looked like Mono Stereo Instead of.
  
  I tested another helmet my Turtle Beach Headset (This Headset plugs into the USB Port) P11 The Sound is perfect it sounds like stereo and not like Mono.

  However when I spoke into the microphone, I could hear my voice coming through the headset speakers (mainly the hearing talk me)
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  Microsoft high definition Audio drivers:

  These major works of Drivers so if you just want to use these drivers:

  Uninstall driver IDT
  Restart your computer
  Next adjustment of Volume and other settings
  Right-click of your Volume icon in hand right corner
  or
  Right-click on start (the white Windows icon located to the left of the bottom of your screen)
  Click on Control Panel
  Click on hardware and sound
  Click sound
  Right click on the second peripheral speakers (or according to your to are called)
  Click on properties
  Now just go through each tab and change what you want to change.

  I only click on the Advanced tab, and then change the default Format for 16-bit platforms, 48000 Hz (DVD quality)
  Because that was what the default Format on Windows 8.1
  I also click on record and change the setting of the microphone 2 listed.

  Speakers integrated into the laptop: they its OK but not as they did in Windows 8.1

  I've tested on the following:
  Music (sounded OK)
  Played a Youtube video (sounded OK)
  Played a video that I recorded on my PC (its OK)
  Played a show or a movie on Netflix (sounded OK)

  The portable built-in Microphone seems to be working well.

  Z11 headphones Turtle Beach:

  I've tested on the following:
  Play music (sounded great)
  Played a Youtube video (sounded great)
  Played a video that I saved on my PC (sounded great)
  Played a show or a movie on Netflix (sounded great)

  The helmet Microphone seems to be working very well.

  Always noticed his Mono with your helmet?

  Try this:
  Plug in your headphones
  Right-click of your Volume icon in hand right corner
  or
  Right-click on start (the white Windows icon located to the left of the bottom of your screen)
  Click on Control Panel
  Click on hardware and sound
  Click sound
  Right click on the second peripheral speakers (or according to your to are called)
  Click on disable
  Right click on the second peripheral speakers (or according to your to are called)
  Click on Enable
  Now your sound is heard as stereo instead of Mono.

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  I tried the sound of setting here is what I tried:

  I uninstalled IDT audio driver I went into Control Panel and uninstalled the IDT Audio driver.

  Then I restarted my computer and I reinstalled the drivers of HP's Windows 8.1.

  After restarting my computer again, I checked to see if everything was back to normal, but it is not yet sounded even.
  
  When I right click on the "speaker" icon and then choose playback devices here is what was posted:
  The top unit is called:
  Its digital display (AMD high definition Audio Device) not connected
  OK, this is Normal.
  
  The central device is called:
  Speaker / device by default HP (IDT High Definition Audio Codec)
  OK, this device is also Normal.
  
  The background feature is called:
  Communication by default communication device Headphones (IDT High Definition Audio Codec)
  OK in Windows 8.1 this device has been disabled by default but in Windows 10 it is activated and listed as default communications device.

  So I thought that if I just disabled it my Turtle Beach P11 helmet would return to normal, but it didn't she sounded still, I even restarted my computer.
  
  OK, so I tried to set the Communications headset as device by default but when I right click and click on set as default device it wouldn't let me.
  
  I then disabled speaker / HP and tried to set it as default device it wouldn't let me.
  
  When I disabled speaker / HP Groove Music said he could not detect an Audio device in order to activate the speaker / HP and people with disabilities
  Helmet of communication.
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  My computer is a HP Pavilion 2251dx g7

  Audio ID:

  Computer built-in Laptop speakers:
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_111D & DEV_76D9 & SUBSYS_103C184B & REV_1001
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_111D & DEV_76D9 & SUBSYS_103C184B
  
  Turtle Beach z11 headphone 3.5 mm Jack:
  Sorry no Audio for this one hardware ID that he doesn't use the same above, I think.
  
  P11 headphones from Turtle Beach USB:
  USB\VID_10F5 & PID_0231 & REV_0100 & MI_00
  USB\VID_10F5 & PID_0231 & MI_00
  
  If you need more info let me know.

  Thanks for reading all of this I hope that soon, there is a Solution.
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  A temporary Solution:

  After you have solved the problem by reading through countless messages try every difficulty that none of them I went into Control Panel and he took a glance at the the Dolby Advanced Audio Control Panel now I never tested with this before so far but I was able to fix the Audio questions here is exactly what I did :

  When you use your built-in Laptop speakers or possibly other speakers:
  Right-click on start (the white Windows icon located to the left of the bottom of your screen)
  Click on Control Panel
  Click on hardware and sound
  Click Dolby Advanced Audio
  Click on listening experience
  Check Dolby Advanced Audio

  I've tested on the following:
  Play music (sounded great)
  Played a Youtube video (sounded great)
  Played a video that I saved on my PC (sounded great)
  Played a show or a movie on Netflix (sounded great)

  When you use your headset from Turtle Beach Z11 or possibly other headphones:
  Right-click on start (the white Windows icon located to the left of the bottom of your screen)
  Click on Control Panel
  Click on hardware and sound
  Click Dolby Advanced Audio
  Click on listening experience
  Uncheck Dolby Advanced Audio now, your headset should ring loud instead of sound like Mono and stereo and crappy.

  I've tested on the following:
  Play music (sounded great)
  Played a Youtube video (sounded great)
  Played a video that I saved on my PC (sounded great)
  Played a show or a movie on Netflix (sounded great)

  You need to keep the box checked when you use your built-in Laptop speakers, otherwise they will sound like Mono and crappy.
  
  So basically when you plug in your headphones uncheck the box.
  
  So basically when you disconnect your headset check box.
  
  If you have messed with the implementation in and want to return to the default value:
  Click Advanced settings
  Click on Reset

  IDT Sound Drivers (IDT High Definition Audio Codec):
  Always noticed his Mono with your helmet?

  Try this:
  Plug in your headphones
  Right-click of your Volume icon in hand right corner
  or
  Right-click on start (the white Windows icon located to the left of the bottom of your screen)
  Click on Control Panel
  Click on hardware and sound
  Click sound
  Right click on the speakers of intermediate device / HP (or according to the your are called)
  Click on disable
  Right click on the speakers of intermediate device / HP (or according to the your are called)
  Click on Enable
  Now your sound is heard as stereo instead of Mono.

  Microsoft high definition Audio drivers:
  Always noticed his Mono with your helmet?

  Try this:
  Plug in your headphones
  Right-click of your Volume icon in hand right corner
  or
  Right-click on start (the white Windows icon located to the left of the bottom of your screen)
  Click on Control Panel
  Click on hardware and sound
  Click sound
  Right click on the second peripheral speakers (or according to your to are called)
  Click on disable
  Right click on the second peripheral speakers (or according to your to are called)
  Click on Enable
  Now your sound is heard as stereo instead of Mono
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  I'm testing all my games to ensure that the work of games and the sound works.

  I use my temporary Solution to test all the games.

  After resetting my PC the sound worked fine with my temporary Solution.

  Castlevania: Lord of Shadow Ultimate Edition:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Castlevania: Lord of Shadow 2:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Darksiders Pack franchise:
  Darksiders II:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Darksiders:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Deus Ex Human Revolution - Director s Cut:

  Download still can not test it yet.

  The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim legendary Edition:

  The sound was great, but even with my temporary fix the sound on my headset Turtle Beach Z11 was low I actually had to put the Volume slider almost up just to hear everything correctly.

  Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Grand Theft Auto IV: Complete Edition:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Metal Gear Rising statement:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Soul Murder Suspect:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Quantum Conundrum:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Saints Row Franchise ultimate Pack:
  Saints Row 2: download still can not test it yet.

  Saints Row third: download still can not test it yet.

  Saints Row IV:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.

  Sleeping Dogs final edition:

  Download still can not test it yet

  Thief: Master thief Edition:

  The sound was great on my Turtle Beach Z11 helmet.
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  I could not Downgrade from Windows 8.1 because it said that files deleted even if windows.old was still there, so I just did a Reset instead.

  Thanks to my temporary fix Audio problems are gone, but I hope that HP releases new drivers, so I can't use my temporary Solution.

  Also I hope HP or Microsoft releases new drivers for the Synaptics TouchPad so that people can save their settings.

  This has been corrected by James Yerkes on Microsoft Community:

  Open regedit.exe

  Navigate to:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Synaptics\SynTP\Install

  Note it's the LOCAL MACHINE, not the CURRENT USER.

  Search for a key in the installation folder called DeleteUserSettingsOnUpgrade

  Double click and change the value to 0

  Now go back in the Panel of Synaptics, put all how you like and restart.

  in any case if someone has problems with Windows 10 Post here and I'll see if I can help you but I recommend resetting your PC in recovery Menu so that most of the problems will be solved then I would install all my drivers from the manufacturer.

  I am currently using window 8.1 1 driver from AMD and HP drivers.
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  This may not work for everyone, but if you have the same laptop and headphones I don't then it should work.

  I posted this as well on Microsoft Community:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_10-other_settings/Windows-10-IDT-high-defin...

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  Hey everyone here is an update.

  Since microsoft rolled out updates for windows 10 mainly the updated driver to update I had is no longer using the old methods such as the use of the old HP drivers to this windows 10 drivers working for my laptop then everything works fine.

  I always use drivers from AMD for My APU (CPU and graphics card), but everything else is Microsoft I using Microsoft drivers for the month now and have had no problem.

  I hope that everyone knows success with these drivers.

• IDT High Definition Audio CODEC (NO SOUND PROBLEM)

  My PC Info is:

  Manufacturing: Hewlett-Packard

  Model: HP EliteBook 8460p

  Rating: 5.3 Windows Experience Index

  Processor: Intel (r) CPU of Core i5 - 2520M 2.50 GHz 2.50 GHz

  Installation of memory (RAM): 4.00 GB (2.98 GB usable)

  System type: 32-bit operating system

  Pen and touch: no pen or press enter is available for this view

  Windows 7 Professional

  Product ID: 00371-OEM-8992671-00008

  Problem: I was watching a movie one night before I cut and I forgot to turn on my laptop, today I discovered that the sound does not work, then I tried to restart and still without hope, I tried to disable and don't allow the IDT High Definition Audio CODEC and still no hope, windows says that this device is working properly , but oviously it's not I really need help, I don't know what it is advanced technology, so im helpless.

  Hello

  Try the following.

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp59001-59500/sp59291.exe

  One time finished, open windows control panel, open Device Manager and open sound, video and game controllers.  Right click on the IDT device and select uninstall - also, you should get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.

  When you're done, shut down the laptop, unplug the AC adapter and then remove the battery.  Press and hold the Power button for 30 seconds.  Reinsert the battery and plug in the AC adapter.

  Only start the laptop and let Windows load completely - it will automatically load an audio driver, but let just this complete.  Then open your download folder, right-click on the IDT Installer and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once this done, do a right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and select playback devices.  'Speakers and headphones' left click once to highlight, and then click the Set Default button - check if you now audio.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion 500-314: IDT High Definition Audio works do not (HP Pavilion 500-314)

  Hello.  I have a HP Pavilion 500-314.  It works on Windows 10.  My audio worked fine until I had to reset the computer after my computer went into a loop of "prepare the AutoFix.  Once I reset the computer, there was an 'x' next to the small speaker icon in the lower right corner.  When I move my mouse over the "speaker" icon, he says "no speakers or headphones are connected.  It drives me crazy that the other posts about the IDT High Definition Audio did not work.   I would appreciate a quick response.  Thank you for your time.

  Shayna - Ghram-Kaiser

  Hello:

  Given that I don't know what other posts read you about it, what works for most forum members is to install the audio driver IDT W8.1 support page and the driver of your PC.

  This package provides the Audio IDT high definition (HD) to support of office models that are running an operating system supported. -Provides the models of desktop audio driver version and supported operating systems.

  File name: sp65946.exe

  If you have already done this and it has not resolved the problem, unfortunately I don't have any other suggestions for you to try.

• Envy 17-j120us: high definition Audio Device, Code 10 device cannot start, yellow triangle

  My IDT audio works fine and its works my laptop well, but when I curls upward from my laptop to my TV via a HDMI cable, I output my laptop displays on my TV but no sound from my laptop on my TV came out. I think the problem is because there is something wrong with my high definition Audio Device. It has a yellow triangle next to him with a! in the middle of the yellow triangle in the Manager of devices under sound, video and game controllers. And when I click on properties on the high definition Audio Device, it says: "this device cannot start. (Code 10) {Operation failed} The requested operation failed. Any help would be great. Is CLEAN Windows 10 installed on a NEW HARD DISK. I HAVE NOT upgraded, windows 10 was clean installed from a disc.

  See if it works...

  Download and install this free utility for files.  The 2nd listed file is 64-bit.

  http://www.7-zip.org/

  Then download and save, but do not run the graphics driver Intel W10 from the support page of your laptop.

  This package provides the driver that allows graphics Intel high definition (HD) in the notebook models that are running an operating system supported. If the video output high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) is supported, this package also installs the HDMI Audio Driver.

  File name: sp72370.exe

  Right-click on the file of the Intel graphics driver you just downloaded and select 7 - zip from the list of options.

  Have 7-zip extract of: and let it extract the file in the file name (sp72370).

  Go to Device Manager and click on the audio device HD of the problem.

  Click on the driver tab, click on set to update driver.  Select her browse my computer for driver software option and navigate to the driver 7-zip created folder.

  Make sure that the include subfolders is selected and see if the pilot goes like this.

  Then restart the PC.

• Good question HP Pavilion DV6 IDT High Definition Audio CODEC

  Hello

  I recently bought a new laptop for school and study. I bought second hand, because I could not afford a completely new.

  When looking for the laptop, make sure that everything was okay. I opened a YouTube video and the video began to play normally. No graphic problem must have problems of SUVs, or any audio. Plugged in my headphones and everything always went well. I literally checked everything and every aspect, and I finally bought it. It was running Windows 7 Home Edition 64-bit.

  Once home, I did a factory reset and I erased the whole HARD disk, simply because I wanted to be sure I could start with a clean Windows 7.

  Once he finished and booted up, I've updated Windows 7 until I couldn't either. Around now, time was about 02:00 at night.

  I wanted to watch my series on the Internet, but I got no sound. I disconnected my headphones and reconnected them and yet one time. No sound.

  I checked his Windows in the lower right, and while the video showed no activity of all sounds (no bars back) played. I then unplugged the earphones and tried on normal speakers. Nothing more.

  Strange thing is that when I plug in my headphones and I go to sound options windows and then I chose 'headphones (IDT High Definition Audio CODEC) Communication I stop the video, lower or higher, sound and playback of the video, the sound works perfectly well. But as expected, when you unplug the headphones no sound again. I had the same exact process without being plugged in headphones, but without success.

  During playback of the YouTube video this process works. But try a downloaded video, or the sounds of the sample of Windows itself, it gives me an error.

  If I play a game I have no sound.

  I don't know where I can see the correct modelnumber of your laptop, but it's a HP Pavilion DV6 with an i5 2410 M, 4 GB RAM 450 GB of storage (14, 5GB recovery) and a HD6770M AMD and Beats Audio.

  Any help is very appreciated!

  It seems a problem with the audio driver.

  Go to Device Manager > under sound and Audio > uninstall all the listed under it.

  Select Recovery Manager > drivers and applications > find the IDT audio driver and reinstall it to the computer.

  Restart the computer.

• HP Envy Touchsmart - 15-j063cl: high definition Audio Device has an Exclamation Point through it

  I have an exclamation point for my high definition Audio Device in Device Manager. Immediately below I IDT High Definition Audio CODEC (WHO do IS NOT HAVING a POINT of EXCLAMATION to).

  I installed the drivers for my laptop and still have an exclamation point. I get the sound from the laptop and my internal microphone works so I don't know what exactly this influences. The two drivers that I have installed are those below.

  1. sp63555.exe
  2. sp63407.exe

  The hardware ID for the high definition Audio Device with the exclamation point is:

  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_8086 & DEV_2807 & SUBSYS_80860101 & REV_1000
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_8086 & DEV_2807 & SUBSYS_80860101

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  -Val

  Hi Val,

  The hardware id is audio via a HDMI connection and should be provided by the Intel Graphics Software - try to download and reinstall it from the link below.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp63501-64000/sp63750.exe

  When reinstalling, restart the laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• No sound. Assistant support said HP idt high definition audio codec ERROR 52

  Laptop HP Pavilion G7-1273NR

  Windows 7 64 bit

  Error of IDT High Definition Audio CODEC 52

  Windows says "No. Audio Output Device is Found.

  Everything worked fine last night.  This morning he has no sound.

  I guess I have an audio driver damaged (corrupted how? I don't know.)

  Just reply with a link to a replacement driver, & and/or advise.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Try the following.

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp55001-55500/sp55026.exe

  One time finished, open windows control panel, open Device Manager and open sound, video and game controllers.  Right click on the IDT device and select uninstall - also, you should get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.

  When finished, restart the computer and let Windows load completely.  Open your download folder, right-click on the IDT Installer and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once this done, do a right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and select playback devices.  'Speakers and headphones' left click once to highlight, and then click the Set Default button - check if you now audio.

  If you have still no sound, open windows control panel, open administrative tools, and then open Services.  Verify that the following services are all showing that status = started and the Startup Type = Automatic

  Audio service

  Multimedia class Scheduler

  Windows Audio

  Windows Audio endpoint Builder

  If you need to make a change to one of the above, just right-click the service and select Properties, and then in the drop-down list box next to "Startup Type", select automatic and click on apply to save the changes.  Then click on the Start button.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• High definition Audio Device Code 10 - device cannot start (tried all the typical solutions)

  Hey!

  Let me first, I use a laptop Aspire V3 - 772g.

  After the recent update of Windows 10, I had problems getting past the lock screen (took FOREVER to get to the point where I could enter my password) and it had been awhile, so I reformatted ('reset my PC' delete all files) - that didn't really solve my problem, so I used Rufus with an iso of Windows Microsoft to remove all partitions and start 10 REALLY cool. Since then, the laptop runs like a dream - in all but a point.

  It seems that no matter WHAT I do, I can't get my audio HDMI / TV to appear as an option in the playback devices (Yes, disabled devices is checked). Looking in the Device Manager, the high definition Audio Device has an exclamation point is to launch a code 10 - impossible to start the device. I tried to uninstall it, tried to install all the drivers of Intel V3 - 772 f page including chipset, updated my graphics driver / Realtek / drivers Intel HD audio... and yet, nothing. Ran /sfc, ran /chkdsk, nothing.

  I read something that made me believe .NET framework can be part of the issue - and in fact, I have a bit of difficulty getting the 3.5 installed / functional, but I finally did... and yet, nothing!

  Seriously, I'm losing my mind. I'll have to run my sound surround sound via an auxiliary cable into the laptop, which is sacrilege and a fraction of the quality.

  If there is SOMETHING, someone can suggest beyond the foregoing, please do!

  This problem is related to Intel HD audio via HDMI cable, if the driver is in the same package of graphics drivers.

  Have you tried to manually install the audio driver HD?

  you need to unpack the Intel graphics drivers (but no installation, you can use 7z to unzip), and then select update the driver HD audio from the Device Manager and point to the unzipped folder.

• IDT - Audio - IDT High Definition Audio CODEC-updated, problems with the audio

  I recently installed successfully IDT - Audio - IDT High Definition Audio CODEC and after that none of my audio worked. Everything indicates that the audio is working as usual, but no sound. Also, when I did a test "sound" in the control panel > sound, it is said "the test could not be played. (Translated from Finnish Windows Vista, but anyway). I went to IDT Audio settings (from the bottom right icon) and noticed that my headphones and speakers had been cut so I removed the 'secret' of these two, but nothing happened. I tried to restart the computer several times and recheck the IDT Audio settings but nothing found which could cause the problem.

  Hey Andyy27,

  My HP Support Assistant tried to make me update this driver I have the computer in mid-August.  Same thing; whenever I have install the driver, there is no sound either - I have not known what you mentioned above on the sound slowly disappears.  Thahaseena, good to have you hear.  I am running Windows 7 family on a HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC.  After installation, there is no request to restart or stop to install updates; my sound card lists an error and I have to roll back the driver to make it work again.

  My driver date is January 13, 2010, version 6.10.6265.0.  It's one that I continue to back and it works.  I will install the update now and tell you what I get for audio driver is not working.

  The properties of my IDT HD Audio CODEC says:

  Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might be installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or maybe it's a malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52)

  You must restart your computer before the changes made to this device will come into force.

  New driver that disables my sound: June 17, 2010, version 6.10.6289.0.  Well now, it asks me to restart, but I'm not having good hope... will write if this time it solves the problem (4th time charm?).

• IDT High Definition Audio CODEC works only (no sound)

  So I have a HP Envy 17 t-j100 jump movement and it's been a bit dodgy so far (I got to send twice for repairs of equipment), but now it's ruin on audio.

  IDT high definition Audio CODEC

  At random, it has stopped working, I checked my cell phone yesterday and the sound does not work, it says that the driver may be corrupted or missing. When I checked the Device Manager, the driver came with the same message, so I uninstalled and reinstalled the same. Now, he says that it meets the requirements of min to download/install the driver completely. It worked when I put on the headphones, but now it does not work with anything.

  It would be a great great help if someone could give me any suggestions, I tried a few and nothing worked.

  Here are a few screenshots of gyazo messages it gives me:

  http://gyazo.com/f14c9eb496e993c684a0d037201ff1a5

  http://gyazo.com/5cd02af7db448a782f29c951a42ec5b0

  http://gyazo.com/890c6ff98a3db223a6d21da5edd18306

  http://gyazo.com/c5eaac74d49189c1483e4a7d5ac2b5e9

  To answer your question, Yes, I have Windows 8.1. I actually managed to get it fixed; I installed the driver of windows 7, updated (which does not immediately), and then restarted the computer and managed to make it work when you have completed the update. Thank you for taking the time to troubleshoot well!

• Keep having to disable and reactivate my IDT High Definition Audio CODEC, what's the problem?

  Hello!

  I have a Pavilion Touchsmart Sleekbook 14 "with Windows 8, I bought the news about 7 months ago. I have not yet updated to Windows 8. 1.

  Recently, I noticed that my audio suddenly stops working. This happens usually when my computer has been asleep and I start it again. No sound through headphones or loudspeakers when I plug them in. I have not tried external speakers, but I imagine that the result would be the same.

  If I go into my device manager and disable and re-enable the IDT High Definition Audio CODEC the sound comes back. All the audio devices I have listed are associated with this IDT High Definition Audio. I tried to update the drivers, but he informs me that the most up-to-date drivers is already installed.

  I'm not entirely sure what causes this problem, but I remember to install a HP Windows Update or a while back about IDT High Definition Audio. I think it's an optional update.

  EDIT: after doing some more research, it looks like it is related to that Windows update and compatibility of their audio driver IDT with Windows 8 or 8.1 does not look very good. If all else fails I'll try to uninstall the IDT CODEC all together and use default HP audio.

  Someone at - he found a solution that works for them in this regard?

  Thanks Viktoria, thank you for spreading the word

  If you can mark my post on this topic with an acceptable Solution and Bravo, it help me and will allow the post to appear more frequently on research conducted on the Internet. Providing congratulations to my other posts about the issue would help a lot

  As I said, I will change my guide to troubleshooting on the issue soon (probably in the next day or two). There is no more sense to have the fix for a problem with crazy

  Mario