Realtek High Definition Audio not working Solved/Closed

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Hello, I reformatted my MSI Ghost GS60 2PE a few days ago and reinstalled all the drivers correctly. However, I have a notable issue with the sound which is of catastrophic quality. I never had this problem before. The sound from the speakers is weak and very poor quality. I re-downloaded and reinstalled the same Realtek Audio High Definition drivers offered on MSI's website for this PC model, as well as the Realtek Card Reader. But that didn't resolve the issue. I then tried completely uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling those from Realtek's official site. But the same issue persists. I've repeated the process several times, trying different sources of drivers (more or less recent), but still the same problem. In the device manager, the "Speakers" are showing "Realtek Audio High Definition" for the controller. However, it also states that another device, Realtek Digital Output, is disconnected. I can't connect it. The Realtek panel has completely disappeared. I really don't know what to do anymore. Does anyone have a lead for me? Thank you in advance for your help! Configuration: Windows 7 64-bit / Firefox 51.0

kaneagle · Accepted Answer

Hello,Go to the control panelPrograms and FeaturesUninstall --> Realtek Audio High Definition, if present.Go to the device managerSound, video and game controllersRight-click on the card --> Realtek Audio High DefinitionUninstall (including all drivers)Restart the PC.Try this one --> Realtek--The human being is at its best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

Hello, thank you for the quick response. I carried out the task you suggested; however, even after uninstalling the driver from the device manager, it persists upon startup. I am directly notified that "the High Definition Audio device has been installed" even though I haven't requested anything. I have tried several times in vain. I still tried to install the setup you shared over it, but unfortunately, it did not resolve the issue.

kaneagle · Answer

Go to Device Manager Click on --> Action Scan for hardware changes. -- The human being is at its best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

When I do this, I am simply notified that no driver was found.

kaneagle · Answer

Give the material identification number of the device This is a number that should look like this example: --> PCI\VEN_1969&DEV_1026&SUBSYS....... If needed, check --> here Post the number in your next message. What do you have in audio, video and game controllers? The human being is at its best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

Hello, The hardware identification number is as follows: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0892&SUBSYS_14621102&REV_1003 In my controller, I have two items: - NVIDIA Audio Virtual Services (Wave Extensible) (WDM) - High Definition Audio Device

kaneagle · Answer

Right-click on the audio driver --> 64 bit_....exe Choose --> extract all Go to the device manager Right-click on the --> High Definition Audio Device Update driver Search for a driver on my computer Browse Select the folder of the unzipped driver --> 64 bit_.... OK, next Restart -- The human being is at its best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

Thank you again for the help you are giving me, unfortunately I updated the driver from the folder as requested, nothing more or less, everything is the same.

kaneagle · Answer

Download and install --> 7Zip 64 bits Try this one -->  Realtek Right-click on --> audio-realtek-6.0.1.7312-0x58db128b-81700.zip Choose --> 7Zip Choose --> extract to "audio-realtek-6.0.1.7312-0x58db128b-81700\" Go to Device Manager Right-click on --> High Definition Audio Device Update driver Browse my computer for driver software Browse Go to the unzipped driver folder --> audio-realtek-6.0.1.7312..... Folder --> 7312_PG398_Win8.1_Win8_Win7_WHQL Select the folder --> vista64 OK, next Restart Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

When I choose this path, I am notified that "the best driver is already installed for the device." But overall, all these drivers are supposed to be correct; before my reformatting, I had an earlier version and it worked fine. And this same version no longer worked after the reformatting. I'm starting to think that the problem comes from elsewhere...

kaneagle · Answer

In audio, video, and game controllers It's still --> High Definition Audio device or something else? -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst

Noxon · Answer

Always the same, in my controller I have two items: - NVIDIA Audio Virtual Services (Wave Extensible) (WDM) - High Definition Audio Device

kaneagle · Answer

Go to Device Manager Right-click on --> High Definition Audio Device Uninstall. Click on --> Action Scan for hardware changes. -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

It automatically reinstalls the driver when I do that, but nothing changes.

kaneagle · Answer

In the control panel Audio Sounds Playback tab What default audio device do you have? -- The human being is at its best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

Speakers Realtek High Definition Audio (default)

kaneagle · Answer

Go to Start In the Search bar Type --> services.msc and OK. Check if Windows Audio is started and set to Automatic in the Startup type. -- The human being is at its best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

Yes, started and automatic. Sorry for the delayed response, I had to be away for the last three days.

kaneagle · Answer

Where does this version of Windows come from? A modified, unofficial version, etc...? -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Noxon · Answer

It's an official license, Windows 7 Professional. I truly believe that the issue doesn't come directly from the Realtek drivers, but rather from the laptop speakers or my sound card. The sound is of good quality when I plug in headphones or other speakers. The problem can't be hardware-related because before the reinstallation, the built-in speakers worked well. Something must have gone wrong during the reformatting...

kaneagle · Answer

Run an sfc.
Go to Start
All Programs
Accessories
Right-click on --> Command Prompt
Choose --> Run as administrator and confirm
Type --> sfc /scannow and hit enter.

A system file check will be performed.

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Noxon · Answer

Darn, I didn't see page 2! The maneuver indicates that there are no faulty files.

kaneagle · Answer

Perform a Windows 7 repair without data loss. Check out this tutorial --> Repair Windows 7 -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

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