Idt haute définition audio codec code 10

Hello,

Go to Start
Run
Type: devmgmt.msc and OK.

Check if there are any question marks and which ones?
If so, right-click on the device
Properties
Details tab
Give the hardware ID number.

To find the ID number, look -->> here <<--

What is the brand and model of the PC?
Is the operating system indeed XP?

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Hello Kaneagle,

Here is the information:

- Hardware ID: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_8384&DEV_7618&SUBSYS_10280215&REV_1002

- Device Instance ID: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_8384&DEV_7618&SUBSYS_10280215&REV_1002\4&26E0D281&0&0001

- PC model: DELL XPS 420

- Operating system: Windows XP

Thank you for your intervention.

Peter

Install this driver --> Audio
Unzip it
Run the setup.

Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Should I uninstall the current driver before the installation?
If yes, can you give me the exact steps to follow?

Thank you.

Download and install --> 7Zip

Right-click on the audio driver
Choose --> 7Zip
Choose --> extract to R134779

Go to the device manager
Right-click on the relevant device
Update driver
Install from a list or specified location
Do not search
Have disk
Browse
Go to the unzipped driver folder --> R134779
Folder --> wdm
Select the file --> sthda.inf
Restart.

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Hello,

I applied the procedure even though it wasn't exactly the same driver.
It was indeed in the list of the device in question.
I ran the search to find the correct driver.
I found the wdm folder, but I couldn't access the subdirectory sthda.inf.

Rxxxx/vdm.

I still tried and restarted, but no result.
Thank you for your response.

OK, follow this procedure:
Go to Device Manager
Right click on the device
Update driver
No, not this time, next
Install from a list or specified location, next
Include this location in the search
Browse
Select the unzipped driver folder --> R134779
Next, etc...
Restart.

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Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Hello,

I followed the procedure, but still nothing.
Actually, I think the installation is done correctly, but there is really a problem with the startup.

Good evening Kaneagle,

Actually, following a friend's advice, I installed a standard basic sound card in my DELL XPS 420.
I launched the driver with the associated CD.
The Windows XP system recognized the device.
Now everything is working fine.

I have regained sound like before.
Thank you anyway for your intervention.

Have a good evening.

Peter