Determine the HDA Realtek driver needed for your Audio

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  1. Tonyb
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    what does this all mean, right now i have the one for my laptop installed but its from 2019 and hp has not updated it yet, here is what the script told me. at this point should i just stick with the ones i have , as i have a hp laptop with B&O audio and all its functions in the app are working if i went with the one they are saying would i loose this??

    Realtek Audio Driver Integration log information


    Device HWID: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0295&SUBSYS_103C8615&REV_1000
    Audio CODEC: ALC295


    Realtek Driver Version: 6.0.8799.1
    HDA Driver Integration: FF00 - No Integration (Generic)
    INF needed to install : hdxssthpnb.inf


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    FF01 - Fortemedia (FMAPO) Integration
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    FF03 - Nahimic Integration
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    FF04 - Conexant (CXAPO) Integration
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    FF06 - MaxxAudio Integration
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    FF10 - Creative Integration
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    FF0C - Intel (DTS/SST) Integration
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  3. erpster4
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    Tonyb said:
    what does this all mean, right now i have the one for my laptop installed but its from 2019 and hp has not updated it yet, here is what the script told me. at this point should i just stick with the ones i have , as i have a hp laptop with B&O audio and all its functions in the app are working if i went with the one they are saying would i loose this??
    Realtek Audio Driver Integration log information
    Device HWID: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0295&SUBSYS_103C8615&REV_1000
    Audio CODEC: ALC295
    Realtek Driver Version: 6.0.8799.1
    HDA Driver Integration: FF00 - No Integration (Generic)
    INF needed to install : hdxssthpnb.inf
    the Realtek powershell script is not accurate (it's reporting the wrong INF file) as HWID "HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0295&SUBSYS_103C8615" is listed in the HDXHAPHPNB.inf file of a Realtek UAD driver, not the hdxssthpnb.inf file from an HDA driver.

    the script only works when using standard/legacy HDA drivers and your HP 2019 laptop uses the newer UAD/DCH drivers (I have a similar situation where my younger brother recently bought a new HP laptop - it's an HP Spectre x360 15 laptop with 10th gen intel core cpu - pre-installed Realtek uad driver is v6.0.8720.1)

    you're better off waiting for HP to release a new Realtek UAD driver package for your laptop as I will do the same for my bro's HP Spectre x360 laptop
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  4. ddelo
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    erpster4 said:

    the script only works when using standard/legacy HDA drivers and your HP 2019 laptop uses the newer UAD/DCH drivers
    @Tonyb
    As clearly stated in 1st post:

    ddelo said:

    It should be noted that the following methods (either manual or automatic) apply only to Realtek HDA (legacy) drivers and not the modern UAD ones.

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  6. ddelo
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    erpster4 said:
    the Realtek powershell script is not accurate (it's reporting the wrong INF file) as HWID "HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0295&SUBSYS_103C8615" is listed in the HDXHAPHPNB.inf file of a Realtek UAD driver, not the hdxssthpnb.inf file from an HDA driver.

    I'm sorry, but with all due respect I need to make a correction here.
    Regardless if the script is used for what it's made for (i.e. for HDA ONLY drivers), or erroneously for UAD drivers, it always reports the correct inf file needed for installation, as it gets the information directly from the system's DriverStore and not from any site.

    I don't know where the drp.su site gets its information from or how outdated it is, but it's not always correct.
    And to prove that, please take a look at my audio device HWID INTELAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0256&SUBSYS_103C8571.
    The drp.su reports that it's contained in HDXSSTHPBNB.inf, which is wrong (or outdated), as the driver for my HWID, as currently running on my hp ProBook 650 G5 laptop, has been installed from HDXSSTHPBNB1.inf file, which apparently agrees with what rapr also reports!!!

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  7. Tonyb
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    so were could i get newer drivers as mine has fudge audio driver and reinstalling makes no difference, as for some reason newest windows update does not like my audio driver not sure why but all was good on 1909 . but im not going back as i dont have time to do that, a simple fix HP told me is a new audio driver but they dont have one.
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  8. ddelo
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    Option 2 of first post updated!

    Release Notes of version 2.0 (05-Jun-2020)
    • Added identification of HDA or UAD driver, currently installed
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  9. Tonyb
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    Determine the HDA Realtek driver needed for your Audio-powershell.png

    how would one find a driver in the update catalog ??
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  10. ddelo
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    Tonyb said:
    Determine the HDA Realtek driver needed for your Audio-powershell.png

    how would one find a driver in the update catalog ??

    You search in Microsoft Update Catalog with your Hardware ID.
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  12. Tonyb
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    @ddelo how do i input that on there site or what part of it as i tried this and it pulls up way old drivers from 2009 lol and um this is a late 2019 laptop ??
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  13. ddelo
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    Tonyb said:
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    @ddelo how do i input that on there site or what part of it as i tried this and it pulls up way old drivers from 2009 lol and um this is a late 2019 laptop ??
    Follow this link and then click on the "Last Updated" column to sort the list by date, starting from the newest date
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