Realtek Audio HD Manager Problem

Asked By Ebrahim Khalil 10 points N/A Posted on - 03/20/2012

Some days ago my motherboard was not working at all. Then I set a new one for my computer. Motherboard disc has been installed but realtek audio manager does not working.  How can I revive my sound system?

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Answered By Hoting Gracia 5 points N/A #127810

Realtek Audio HD Manager Problem

Problem with sound devices are always a baggy task and can be solved easily but as it consumes a lot of time for reviving the sound devices on the system. The problem may be due to inconsistency on your system or else the files from your Motherboard missing may also be a cause for loosing of sound. You can get back your sound on system simply by installing the drivers on the system by downloading it from the internet of the Motherboard you required to get installed.

An alteration is that you try to update the files regarding to sound drivers so that the additional features are added to the system devices and is a chance to work properly. After all the process its mandatory to perform reboot of your system to get complete installation of sound devices of your motherboard in the system.

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Answered By marlou1985 0 points N/A #127811

Realtek Audio HD Manager Problem

Have you tried this?

The Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio driver for Windows may be corrupted or causing problems with the audio driver installation.

To resolve this, try the following:

1. Click Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs.

2. Look for the following two items: Realtek High Definition Audio Driver and High Definition Audio driver Package – KB888111.

3. If these items are listed in Add/Remove programs, remove them.

4. Restart Windows.

5. Download the latest audio driver for your PC.

6. Double-click the filename to extract the files.

7. Go to the folder where the files have been extracted and browse to the HDAQFExpsp2us folder or the MSHDQFEWin2K_XPus folder. (The name of this folder depends on your PC model.)

8. Double-click the file kb888111xpsp2.exe to install the High Definition Audio Driver Package.

9. Restart Windows.

10. Install the audio drive

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