Latest Realtek HD Audio Driver Version

CountMike said:

Try from Control Panel > Programs and features. I use Revo Uninstaller but windows will replace it with own as soon as you restart so maybe you should stop automatic driver updates first.

It did not help to uninstall it from Control Panel too. But maybe unplug ethernet cable before uninstalling/installing can help. But I think there must be some mess from Gigabyte drivers which is not uninstalled anyway.

Anyway.. thank you.

I am using the latest one from Gigabyte site.. this should not be a problem. If you want and you are interested in the problem.. you can check this :) - Aorus z370 g7 sounds problem realtek | GIGABYTE USA Forum (last post)

hello,

i am using MSI gaming pro ac Z370 Chipset with realtek 1220

I have issues with all the latest drivers.

I hear random cracking noise from my headephones audiotechnica m40x and edifier 1700bt stereo speakers.

When i uninstall realtek drivers windows automatically install version 8258 that works ok with no distortion or cracking noise.

anyone experiencing that problem with drivers and specific realtek soundcard?

luckerr said:

Hello, can anyone tell me please.. how to completely remove the Realtek drivers? Because I'am having issues with the Gigabyte once.. (not with the one from MUC).

But my problem is that even If I remove/uninstall them via Device Manager.. and install the MUC once.. it does not work (like there is still something ''uninstalled'' from Gigabyte).

Because MUC working fine with clean Win10 only for me.

Thank you very much guys for your possible help.

You can completely remove individual drivers with this method. But, make sure to properly choose the correct driver.

Open the command prompt using Administrator privileges (explained here):
How to open a Windows 10 Elevated Command Prompt

Now, type in pnputil -e and then hit Enter.
You will see a list of drivers. Make sure you choose the right driver. they will look like this...


To delete the driver, you now need to type in pnputil.exe -d OemNUMBER.inf, substituting the word NUMBER with the number of the driver.
In the example I showed above, it would be 17.
So I would type in pnputil.exe -d Oem17.inf and then Enter.This completely removes a driver from your PC.

Hope this helps.

Next update should be v6.0.1.8308.

Asturias7 thank you very much!!!! Good job.

asturias7 said:

Next update should be v6.0.1.8308.

Whats the winning lottery numbers for Ohio? For the upcoming lottery... hehe (Figure you have ESP)

thank you asturias7 i deleted the old drivers and i did a clean install of 8279.

The sound is very good with these drivers.