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ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT INSTALL
ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT DRIVERS
ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT DRIVER
ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT ARCHIVE
ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT SOFTWARE

ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT ARCHIVE

WinRar is a data compression tool that enables users to transfer, share, or archive large files into a compressed format. The program is Windows 10 compatible and a 40 day free services trial is available upon download. The program is available for a free 32-bit version, or the paid 64-bit version. zip format, and can be compressed, encrypted, archived, and shared.

ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT DRIVER

Intel & Realtek obviously validated this driver build against the intended NUC platforms only.Winrar is a file compressing tool that enables users to transfer files easily. It is not a generic driver supporting any and all PC platforms featuring Realtek HD audio codec hardware! At minimum, this driver lacks the 3rd-party audio processing components intended by HP with ship with your notebook. That 8569 driver was custom built by Realtek to support certain Intel NUC PC models, such as NUC8ixBEx (Bean Canyon series).

ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT INSTALL

I want to repeat my statement that the Realtek 8569 DCH driver on Intel's website is NOT the correct driver to install for your HP notebook.

ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT DRIVERS

IMHO, Microsoft has done the PC community a huge disservice having architected DCH drivers without having thoroughly working through the driver migration challenges imposed on driver developers and end-users. Realtek 8248 driver is legacy and 8569 driver is DCH, so users can easily fall into the driver migration trap and run into issues.

I have had many occasions where I had to manually un-install a legacy driver, reboot the system, confirm Windows having loaded a generic inbox driver, before launching into DCH driver installation. Realtek driver installer/un-installer has been notorious about this. Many installers bundled with drivers don't do a clean job when performing un-installation.

Legacy to DCH driver migration is fraught with multiple issues, not the least of which is incomplete legacy driver un-installation prior to DCH driver installation.

This modularity has made troubleshooting of DCH drivers more difficult than with legacy monolithic drivers, especially when the DCH driver components are sourced from multiple parties. The other pieces come from 3rd-party vendors providing audio processing engines with features specified by the OEM. DCH drivers are modular (a-la-carte) so Realtek only provides some of the driver pieces needed by an OEM like HP to launch products with.

With the transition of drivers from legacy to DCH as driven by Microsoft, companies like Realtek are stepping DOWN their driver development team & efforts and offloading to other parties.

This is not an ideal situation especially from end-customer perspective, but is the harsh reality related to the Wintel PC business. OEMs receive field-collected driver crash telemetry from Microsoft and prioritize resolution efforts by issue severity. It is not uncommon for OEMs like HP to push Realtek to fix a driver issue only if it is known to cause high rate of system crashes (BSOD) or other serious problems in the field.

OEMs like HP may not have the financial incentive to aggressively pursue driver bug fixes with 3rd parties: any driver carrying a fix must be validated for regression issues and get WHQL-certified with Microsoft, both of which cost real money.

Newer driver builds are not guaranteed to remain compatible with older platforms.

Most of these customized drivers have 4-part IDs targeting specific hardware platforms.

Realtek builds many customized audio drivers daily for their many OEM customers including HP.

The difficulty in getting Realtek to address bugs in their audio driver comes from many factors: I'm not searching other sites for what's wrong with going back to driver 8248, especially if it addresses your issue?ĭid HP send you a Realtek driver newer than 8248 that has this issue? If so, then this is possibly a case of a Realtek driver screw-up.

The tech support at Windows and even Intel is far better and for the most part FREE.Īlso these Realtek driver UPDATES are sent to HP customers - DIRECTLY from HP via their HP Support Assist app.

AMS Consumer Escalations Team" assigned to me and they even force you to PAY Smart Friends for this kind of help. I've been aggravating myself with this for over 1 year since I bought my laptops. HP tech will look into the issue for you BUT the second they see its "software" they say you have to contact "Smart Friends" (which really is closer to Dumb Aholes).

ALTERNATIVES TO REALTEK AUDIO FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT SOFTWARE

About the only thing you said that was right was "since their first-level customer support is unlikely to be helpful or even capable of comprehending the issue." HP is USELESS but more because IF they consider it software - and drivers are software to them - tech wont help IF it is a software issue even if your warranty is in in effect.