Right click on the Intel graphics device and select Update driver. I'm not 100% sure but I think the RealTek Definition Audio replaced the Intel High Definition DSP entry. In Device Manager, expand the category Display adapters. I no longer see Intel High Definition DSP, instead I have RealTek High Definition Audio (SST). I no longer have any devices that are not recognized. Once the PC had rebooted I checked the Device Manager. After reboot the installer continued and installed the driver.

Only after installing those drivers and rebooting your laptop, you may install the Graphics Driver and all the other drivers. Android resamples everything to 48khz, which is the problem. The next driver should Management Engine Software. The information in the caption is not quite correct. The Realtek installer first uninstalled the existing driver and required a reboot. Hi Are you aware that the first driver to be installed after Windows installation should be the Chipset Software.

I downloaded the file 'Realtek High Definition Audio Driver for Intel® NUC Kits, Version: 6., Date: ' and unzipped the file to a directory and ran the setup file. Updating from the Device Manager shows no updates available.

I tried the link again today for the audio driver and now it works Device Manager shows a yellow triangle at Intel High Definition Audio and DSP.

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