You don’t need a Lenovo driver from MUC. It’s good if there is one, but it’s not a prerequisite for updating..
The only prerequisite is the .cab file you download from MUC to contain the...

You have a DCH (UAD) driver installed and not the legacy HDA one.
The file needed for your driver is the hdxrtbase.inf and that’s the one you have installed and the one needed for every update.
To...

The problem seems to be a “file not found” one.

So, please follow these steps:

Download the .ps1 file from here and save it any place you want.
Go to the folder you saved it, right click on...

The Microsoft High Defintion Audio driver, is the default generic audio driver Windows installs either on clean install or whenever the user uninstalls the Realtek driver. It is created by Microsoft...

File sizes of 10-20 MB are the new DCH (UAD) drivers. They are good (compatible) to newer computers, starting from early 2018, and they are the ones that have become the de facto standard for new...

This is a 6.0.1.8648 HDA version from the Microsoft Update Catalog.
It's the FF01 i.e. FF00 with Fortemedia (FMAPO) Integration version and contains the FMAPO integration files.
But it does...

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I would suggest to avoid any modded drivers.
Give these drivers a try:

v6.0.9205.1 HDA FF00
v6.0.9235.1 HDA FF00

I'm not sure if you can use Waves...

What you got from the script is a breakdown of the files you have installed for your DCH (UAD) driver.
Follow this tutorial Tutorial for updating DCH/UAD drivers to update the base driver and all...

Yep. You have a DCH (UAD) driver.
You can check it here : Determine the DCH (UAD) Realtek driver needed for your Audio

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According to your screenshot you have installed HDA version 6.0.9205.1 FF00, using the hdrxt .inf file.
It looks perfectly OK, installation-wise!
The script...

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The interpretation is that you're using a custom made driver, specifically made for your system by ASRock.
If you want to update, you either look in ASRock for an...

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You apparently have a DCH (UAD) driver installed.
If you like to see which audio components are installed in your system, follow the steps described in Determine...

Thanks a lot, for the recommendation. :-)
To be honest, I nowadays install the newest available version from MUC, as the the latest one from HP, 6.0.9098.1, actually crippled my audio device as it...

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Sometimes, it's not a bad driver issue, but a hardware issue. Glad you solved it. :-)

Since you have a specific, to your board, driver from Gigabyte, you can update it only from Gigabyte, to retain the existing functionality.
If Gigabyte doesn't offer a newer customized driver, your...

New version of the PowerShell script uploaded in Option Two of the first page.

Release Notes of version 2.1 (30-Jan-2021)

Removed identification of Audio CODEC, as there are several exceptions...

Thanks for the info and the suggestions. :-) youzername

The latest HDA driver for HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_1168&SUBSYS_10438724 is not 6.0.8963.1 as this is a DCH (UAD) driver.
HDA...

First of all, glad we took care of the errors due to non-elevated powershell console.

Now let's start from the end.

The RealtekAudioDriverCompatibility.ps1 script correctly reports that the...

youzername

You need to run the script from an elevated Powershell console, i.e run it as Administrator.

Maybe, you wanna uninstall the currently installed driver, using RAPR and then remove the device from Device Manager, reboot and let Windows 10 install the Microsoft generic audio driver.
Stick...

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The script, doesn't "talk" to the chip itself. It just queries the system for the driver installed for the chip. It gets the...

It's not a matter of installing all the integrations. The installable driver will be the one which contains in the "hdxrt.inf" your Hardware ID. Thus, only the required components will be installed....

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You need exactly what the log file says: A Lenovo specific customized driver from the Lenovo support page, for your PC.

You can also use the FF00 generic...

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I really don't have an answer to your question, why the ALC2348 is not mentioned as is, but as ALC235.
Maybe you want to try the most recent driver from MUC...