Latest Realtek HD Audio Driver Version [archive]

Tonyb said:

did you use the update catalog if so how did you install them, i see no install in there and i see some people say to install with device manager , but does that way give you the whole software and all or just the driver?.

I went to device manger and then chose the sound and used the driver update. See the image below. I directed it to the extracted cab file.

Mark Phelps said:

I installed v7586 from Windows Update -- and it is really 7582. Thinking something must have gone wrong in the installation, I opened one of the driver files from the extracted CAB file, and sure enough, that file has version 7582 -- in both the 7582 CAB file and the 7586 CAB file.

All I can say is my driver did update

thanks gary i will try this :)

Thanks much Gary it worked i know have the newest driver :)

Holy hell. How come the only way I can get sound from both the left and right speakers is to use the drivers from my motherboard disc for Windows 7? EVERY Windows 10 driver has sound output from left speaker and not the right. So frustrating.

Layuth said:

Holy hell. How come the only way I can get sound from both the left and right speakers is to use the drivers from my motherboard disc for Windows 7? EVERY Windows 10 driver has sound output from left speaker and not the right. So frustrating.

Not all Realtek drivers work for the same audio chipsets. Are you sure you're downloading drivers for the ALC 1150 chipset?

as Mark Phelps said make sure you have the correct drivers, just because these ones are for realtek HD audio does not mean they are for your realtek audio, do some research on your audio chip see which one it is and then go to Realtek and search there on the search engine they have for your drivers.

Mark Phelps said:

Not all Realtek drivers work for the same audio chipsets. Are you sure you're downloading drivers for the ALC 1150 chipset?

On the ASUS website for my Motherboard (Maximus VI Hero) under audio drivers it lists 7525 as the latest drivers for Windows 10. I figured these new updates from Realtek were the same just newer. Am I wrong?

Can't believe I am the only one having this problem, but I looked for answers all over and nothing . I have a 1/8" audio headset which works fine (tested on other computers). I recently upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 and my microphone input doesn't work anymore. Tested both the front and back panel jacks. When I load up Realtek Audio Manager and enable playback, I can hear the mic fine. When I click "Listen to this device" on the Device Properties in Sound Control Panel, I can hear a weird noise that seems to respond to mic input but I can't hear my voice. It almost sounds like a robotic sound (see attached example). When connecting to teamspeak, people will tell me they hear this same weird sound but not my voice.

I'm using the embedded sound card on my motherboard (Realtek on Gigabyte X79-UD3). I tried updating the audio driver from Windows Catalog, Realtek website, Gigabyte website, all without success. I tried disabling all the sounds effects on the microphone and speakers with no change.

Any hint would be greatly appreciated!