Драйверы NVIDIA, AMD, Realtek не устанавливаются в Windows 10

Иногда драйверы от таких компаний, как NVIDIA, AMD и Realtek, устанавливаются автоматически, и иногда не отвечают. В других случаях они просто отказываются устанавливаться на Windows 10, так как остаются следы более ранних версий или неполная установка, которая создает конфликт. Что делать в такой ситуации? Многие советуют переустанавливать драйверы, но методы переустановки разные и это редко помогает. Вот мы и разберем правильную очередность шагов, которые помогут исправить проблему, когда драйверы NVIDIA, AMD и Realtek не устанавливаются в Windows 10.

Драйверы NVIDIA, AMD, Realtek не устанавливаются

1. Во первых, создайте точку восстановления системы перед выполнением решением.
2. Скачайте драйверы с официальных сайтов производителя NVIDIA, AMD и Realtek и не запускайте их. Просто сохраните на рабочий стол.
3. Скачайте специальную утилиту для удаления драйверов видеокарты DDU с офф. сайта. Не запускайте, сохраните её тоже на рабочий стол.
4. Когда у вас все готово, нужно запуститься в безопасном режиме без подключения к интернету. Или отключите его потом.

1. Удаление драйвера видеокарты

Когда мы загрузились в безопасном режиме, то отключите интернет, если он включен. У нас на рабочем столе имеются сохраненные нам программы. Запускаем DDU, выбираем производителя видеокарты NVIDIA или AMD и нажимаем «Удалить и перезагрузить«. После чего, установите свежий, скаченный видео драйвер.

2. Удалите драйверы Realtek

Ошибка установки аудио-драйвера Realtek HD, обычно является перезапись файлов в драйвере Windows по умолчанию, либо конфликт с Microsoft Universal Audio Architecture. Итак, вам нужно удалить существующие драйверы Realtek и Microsoft UAA, а затем переустановить драйвер Realtek. Когда вы загрузились в безопасном режиме, то:

1. Откройте диспетчер устройств и раздвиньте графу «Системные устройства«.
2. Найдите Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio нажмите на нем правой кнопкой мыши и Отключить.
3. Перезагрузите компьютер (в безопасном режиме обратно).
4. Снова вернитесь в диспетчер устройств Windows и найдите графу «Звуковые, игровые и видеоустройства».
5. Здесь щелкните правой кнопкой мыши на аудиоустройство Realtek и выберите опцию «Удалить устройство».
6. Снова дважды щелкните «Системные устройства«. Найдите обратно Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio и нажмите на нем правой кнопкой мыши и выберите «Удалить«. Закройте диспетчер устройств.
7. У вас есть новая копия загруженного драйвера Realtek, дважды щелкните по установке драйвера «Realtek» и продолжайте установку.
8. Загрузите компьютер в обычном режиме и перезагрузите компьютер.

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не устанавливается nvidia hdmi audio

Сообщение kub62 » 17.02.2015 13:11

приобрел вчера видюху Asus GeForce GT 730 [GT730-SL-2GD3-BRK] установил с драйверами из комплекта 340.52 — сразу увидел. что nvidia high definition audio не установилось — в списке устройств висит как неопознанное PCI устройство:

соответсвенно нет и вывода звука по HDMI на телик ( видео — выводится норм.). Пытался ставить другие драйвера — самый последний 347.52. более старые 337.50 — бесполезно .
Пытался принудительно указывать путь к драйверу — устройство появлялось. но работать отказывалось ( код ошибки 10):

Потом до меня дошло. что приустановке драйвера любой версии в принципе в списке устанавливаемых программ нет установки nvidia high definition audio :

причем до этого стояла почти такая же Asus GeForce GT 610 [GT610-SL-1GD3-L] там все нормально устанавливалось — что это может быть?

How to Fix the NVIDIA High Definition Audio no Sound Problem on Windows?

The no sound problem occurs to users with NVIDIA High Definition Audio drivers installed and it often reflects itself when using HDMI to stream audio and video to other screens. Sometimes the problem appears when installing the latest drivers and sometimes the cause is more mysterious.

NVIDIA High Definition Audio No Sound

Either way, many users faced the same problem and they were able to come up with their own methods of resolving the problems. We have decided to include these methods and put them together in an article. Make sure you follow the solutions below carefully in order to resolve this issue!

What Causes the NVIDIA High Definition Audio No Sound Problem on Windows?

This problem is caused by many different things which are often graphics-related and the troubleshooting steps often focus on graphics devices and drivers instead of audio ones. We have come up with a list you can visit to find out your own scenario and possibly resolve the problem. Check it out below!

• The default audio output device is changed – Some changes you make to your computers such as installing new Windows or driver updates can change the default audio output device and you will need to change it back.
• Faulty drivers – It’s possible that driver issues cause the problem when streaming video and sound over HDMI. The problem can be caused by both new or old drivers and you should resolve your problem accordingly.
• Onboard sound disabled in BIOS – Users have reported that installing new drivers disabled the onboard sound device in BIOS and you will have to turn it back on.

Solution 1: Change Your Audio Output Device

It’s quite possible that a recent change such as a new Windows update or new driver installed caused certain things to change. New updates can sometimes change the default audio output device to HDMI when it should be set to your speakers or headphones. Vice versa is also possible. Follow the steps below in order to change your default audio output device.

1. Right-click on the Volume icon located at the bottom right part of your screen and choose the Playback devices An alternative way would be to open the Control Panel on your PC and set the View by option to Large icons. After that, locate and click on the Sounds option in order to open the same window.
2. Stay in the Playback tab of the Sound window which just opened up.

Playback devices

1. You should now be able to see the playback device you want to set as default. If that is not the case, right-click anywhere in the middle of the window and check the boxes next to the Show Disabled Devices and Show Disconnected Devices Your device should now appear.

Show disabled devices (Playback devices)

1. Left-click on the newly appeared device and click the Set Default button below which should switch the sound to them as soon as it’s connected.

Solution 2: Update or Rollback Graphics Drivers

This problem can be caused both by outdated drivers which can’t work well with your device or by the newest drivers, as reported by some users. Even though some users are skeptical about updating graphics drivers in order to resolve audio issues, you should definitely check out this method as is has helped plenty of users resolve their problems.

1. Click the Start menu button, type in “Device Manager” afterward, and select it from the list of available results by simply clicking the first one. You can also tap the Windows Key + R key combo in order to bring up the Run dialog box. Type in “devmgmt.msc” in the dialog box and click OK in order to run it.

Running Device Manager

1. Since it’s the video card driver you want to update on your computer, expand the Display adapters section, right-click on your graphics card and choose the Uninstall Device.

Uninstalling the graphics card adapter

1. Confirm any dialogues or prompts which may ask you to confirm the uninstallation of the current graphics device driver and wait for the process to complete.
2. Look for your graphics card driver on NVIDIA’s website. Input the required information about the card and your operating system and click on Search.

NVIDIA’s drivers

1. A list of all available drivers should appear. Make sure you scroll down until you reach the required entry, click on its name and the Download button afterward. Save it to your computer, open it, and follow the instructions on-screen.
2. When you reach the Installation Options screen, choose the Custom (Advanced) option before clicking Next. You will be presented with a list of components that will be installed. Check the box next to the Perform a clean installation box and click Next and install the driver.

Clean install of NVIDIA’s driver

1. Check to see if the problem has been resolved and if NVIDIA Control Panel still displays the Access Denied message!

Alternative: Rollback the Driver

For the users for which the problem started to appear after they have installed the latest drivers for their graphics card, there is a different method they can use. It involves rolling back the graphics card driver.

This process will look for backup files of the driver which was installed before the most recent updates and that driver will be installed instead.

1. First of all, you will need to uninstall the driver you currently have installed on your machine.
2. Type “Device Manager” into the search field next to the Start menu button to open the device manager window. You can also use the Windows Key + R key combination in order to open the Run dialog box. Type devmgmt.msc in the box and click OK or Enter key.

Running Device Manager

1. Expand the “Display Adapters” section. This will display all network adapters that the machine has installed at the moment.
2. Right-click on the display adapter you want to rollback and select Properties. After the Properties window opens, navigate to the Driver tab and locate the Roll Back Driver

Rolling back the graphics driver

1. If the option is grayed out, it means that the device wasn’t updated recently or it has no backup files remembering the old driver.
2. If the option is available to click on, do so and follow the instructions on-screen to proceed with the process.

Solution 3: Enable Onboard Sound in BIOS

Sometimes the onboard sound device is automatically disabled when external sound devices are connected or when a new graphics card driver is installed. It’s a weird problem but enabling the sound device in BIOS is quite easy if you follow the steps below carefully.

1. Turn your PC on and try to enter BIOS settings by pressing the BIOS key as the system is about to start. The BIOS key is typically displayed on the boot screen, saying “Press ___ to enter Setup.” or something similar. There are other keys as well. The usual BIOS keys are F1, F2, Del, etc.

Press __ to run Setup

1. Now it’s time to enable the onboard sound. The option which you will need to change is located under different tabs on BIOS firmware tools made by different manufacturers and there is no unique way to find it. It’s usually located under the Advanced tab but there are many names for the same option.
2. Use the arrow keys to navigate to the Advanced tab or a similar sounding tab inside BIOS. Inside, select an option named Onboard, Device Configuration, Integrated Peripherals or something similar inside.

Onboard devices configuration in BIOS

1. After selecting the option, you will be able to locate sound settings under Audio Controller or something similar and you can enable it by tapping the Enter
2. Navigate to the Exit section and choose to Exit Saving Changes. This will proceed with the computer’s boot. Check to see if the problem persists.

Solution 4: Using High Definition Audio Driver

For some users, the Nvidia High Definition Audio Driver doesn’t work so in this step, we will be changing the installation of this driver to just “High Definition Audio Driver”. It sounds weird but this fixes this issue for some people so it is good to give it a go. In order to do so:

1. Press “Windows” + “R” to open the device manager.
2. Type in “Devmgmt.msc” and press “Enter”.Running the Device Manager
3. Expand the “Sound, video and game controllers” section and right-click on the “Nvidia High Definition Audio Device” option.
4. Select the “Properties” button and then click on the “Driver” tab.
5. Select the “Update Driver” option and select the “Browser my Computer for Driver Software” button. Browser for the driver manually
6. After that, click on the “Let me pick from a list of Available Software” option.
7. Select the “High Definition Audio Device” and click on “Next”.
8. Follow the prompts to install this driver and check to see if the issue persists.

Solution 5: Disabling Other Drivers

In some cases, there might be certain drivers installed in the device manager that is preventing you from being able to use Nvidia Hight Definition driver. Therefore, it is recommended that you disable these drivers and then check if the issue is fixed. In order to do so:

1. Press “Windows” + “R” to open the run prompt.
2. Type in “devmgmt.msc” and press “Enter”.Type devmgmt.msc and Press Enter to Open Device Manager
3. Expand the “System Devices” option and look for a driver that has “SST” in it (Particularly something like Intel Smart Sound Technology).
4. Right-click on this driver and select “Update Driver”.
5. Select the “Browser my Computer for Driver Software” button and click on the “Let me pick from a list of Available Software” option. Click on Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer
6. Select the “High Definition Audio Device” and click on “Next”.
7. Follow the prompts to install this driver and check to see if the issue persists.