Realtek High Definition Audio Driver Windows 10 64 Bit Update

This article teaches you how to fix the Realtek High Definition Audio Drivers not compatible with windows 10 problem after you upgrade it.

So I just installed windows 10 on my Asus N55SL (previously running windows 7), for the most part it works great however I am having trouble getting sound to play. I have tried installing the latest realtek HD audio drivers but thishas not helped at all, I have found that if I plug in headphones to the output jack of the computer I can hear sound and have found that if I roll back drivers then it works however my computer keeps automatically installing the realtek driver again. Have no idea what to do and am hoping someone here could help, I tried contacting asus but they were very vague and basically just said there may be an update soon that could fix it, wit windows 10 they give you an option to switch back to windows 7 in the first month so I'd prefer to solve this problem before the chance to go back to windows 7 disappears. I'm really liking windows 10 and would prefer to stick with it. Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Home Brew OS: 64-bit 10240 10 Pro CPU: Intel Core i7 960 @3.20 GHz Motherboard: MSI X-58 Pro-E MS7522 Memory: 24.0 GB DDR3 Graphics Card: EVGA GTX 750Ti Sound Card: On Board Realtect 279 Monitor(s) Displays: LG E2341 23 Inch Screen Resolution: 1920X1080 Keyboard: Logitech MK710 Mouse: Logitech M705 PSU: 750 Watt Case: Haf 912 Cooling: Corsair H-75 Hard Drives: Samsung 250 gB SSD 850 EVO Internet Speed: Cable Browser: Firefox 42 Beta 5 Antivirus: Avast Internet Security 10.4.2233.

The Realtek drivers that I got with the Win 10 upgrade worked OK, but I updated them anyway. Galaxy Note 5 Windows 10 Driver. I had trouble getting that to work. Broadcom Bluetooth Driver Windows 10 64 Bit. The Realtek installer would uninstall the current drivers and reboot the PC. The drivers would then re-install before the installer could install the new ones.

The work-around was to go into Device Manager and uninstall the sound drivers. (I checked the Delete box as well.) Then, without rebooting, I ran the installer for the latest drivers.

(My motherboard manufacturer has newer ones than the 2.79 ones at, but those should be OK.) Worked. Whether that will be adequate on a notebook, I can't predict. It's too bad that Asus hasn't yet released Win 10 drivers, if the notebook requires customized features. For my own PCs, I image my Windows disk before doing anything as drastic as an OS upgrade. That makes it convenient to go back if things don't go well.

I recommend that for your next OS upgrade. Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Home Brew OS: 64-bit 10240 10 Pro CPU: Intel Core i7 960 @3.20 GHz Motherboard: MSI X-58 Pro-E MS7522 Memory: 24.0 GB DDR3 Graphics Card: EVGA GTX 750Ti Sound Card: On Board Realtect 279 Monitor(s) Displays: LG E2341 23 Inch Screen Resolution: 1920X1080 Keyboard: Logitech MK710 Mouse: Logitech M705 PSU: 750 Watt Case: Haf 912 Cooling: Corsair H-75 Hard Drives: Samsung 250 gB SSD 850 EVO Internet Speed: Cable Browser: Firefox 42 Beta 5 Antivirus: Avast Internet Security 10.4.2233. Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Home Brew OS: 64-bit 10240 10 Pro CPU: Intel Core i7 960 @3.20 GHz Motherboard: MSI X-58 Pro-E MS7522 Memory: 24.0 GB DDR3 Graphics Card: EVGA GTX 750Ti Sound Card: On Board Realtect 279 Monitor(s) Displays: LG E2341 23 Inch Screen Resolution: 1920X1080 Keyboard: Logitech MK710 Mouse: Logitech M705 PSU: 750 Watt Case: Haf 912 Cooling: Corsair H-75 Hard Drives: Samsung 250 gB SSD 850 EVO Internet Speed: Cable Browser: Firefox 42 Beta 5 Antivirus: Avast Internet Security 10.4.2233.