Maybe our fellow members @Kbird and @johngalt and anyone else willing to give it a try, could take a look at the Update in the first post and if possible to run the script I created and post back the contents of the log file that the script creates on the desktop, so we can verify the script's ability to identify the correct Realtek HDA driver type.
Last edited by ddelo; 03 Mar 2019 at 09:23.
Hey Thanks Dimitri , appreciate you doing the Script.....Maybe our fellow members @Kbird and @johngalt and anyone else willing to give it a try, could take a look at the Update in the first post and if possible to run the script I created and post back the contents of the log file that the script creates on the desktop, so we can verify the script's ability to identify the correct Realtek HDA driver type.
I may not be running it correctly ? but it closes PS when done and doesn't produce a log file on the desktop ( where the file is) unless it is being saved elsewhere?.
I have Brink's RC run as Admin PS and also RC Open Admin Powershell Window here but neither is giving me a result.
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Hey KB, thanks for taking the time to test it.
Steps to be taken:
1. Download from TF and save it somewhere convenient. (i.e. Downloads, Desktop etc)
2. Unblock it (Right click on the saved file and in Properties > General tab select Unblock and the OK)
3. In Windows Search/Cortana type PowerShell
4. Right click on PowerShell and select run as Administrator
5. In PowerShell type the following commands
6. Then you run the script:Code:Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process
If for instance you have saved the script in Downloads, type the following command:
If you have saved it in your Desktop type the command:Code:. $env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\RealtekAudioDriverIntegration.ps1
*mind the dot in the commandCode:. $env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\RealtekAudioDriverIntegration.ps1
Once run you will get the result on the screen and regardless of where you have the script, a log file called RealtekAudioDriverIntegration.log will be saved on your Desktop.
That's it.... and thanks a lot for your time
Last edited by ddelo; 03 Mar 2019 at 16:23.
Hi George and thank you!
So according to the output, if you use HDA (legacy) Realtek driver, it will be the Generic one, namely FF00
If you use UAD, I have no idea, as UAD drivers are very system specific per OEM.
That is the log file from my system:
Code:Realtek Audio Driver Integration log information Driver Version: 6.0.1.8612 HDA Driver Integration: FF04 - Conexant (CXAPO) Integration Device HWID: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0282&SUBSYS_103C80C1&REV_1000 -------------------------------------------------- FF01 - Fortemedia (FMAPO) Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF03 - Nahimic Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF04 - Conexant (CXAPO) Integration -------------------------------------------------- Caf64api.dll CAF64APO2.dll CX32APO.dll CX64APO.dll CX64Proxy.dll cxapo.lncs cxapo.prop CXAPOAgent64.exe -------------------------------------------------- FF06 - MaxxAudio Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF10 - Creative Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF0C - Intel (DTS/SST) Integration --------------------------------------------------
Hey Dimitri, can you, instead of printing the whole Hardware ID, from device Manager, just create an output for the DEV_XXXX whci is the actual Realtek CODEC chip model, as it might help others.
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You got it...Cliff!!! The customer is always right.
Thanks a lot for the comment! I'll change it.
It would help when trouble shooting, let's say someone who download a driver, and it doesn't work because their CODEC isn't supported for example.
Oh and the script ran well for me too
Code:Realtek Audio Driver Integration log information Driver Version: 6.0.1.8642 HDA Driver Integration: FF00 - no integration (Generic) Device HWID: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_1220&SUBSYS_10438735&REV_1000 -------------------------------------------------- FF01 - Fortemedia (FMAPO) Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF03 - Nahimic Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF04 - Conexant (CXAPO) Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF06 - MaxxAudio Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF10 - Creative Integration -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- FF0C - Intel (DTS/SST) Integration --------------------------------------------------
Just in case someone wants to find where the Nahimic drivers are on their system, you will need to search for A-Volute.
Nahimic is just a brand name of of a product from A-Volute.
About Us - Nahimic2004
Two talented engineers from the french school "Centrale" founded A-Volute. Tuyen Pham and Ambroise Recht developed a cutting edge 3D sound technology based on a multi-speaker headset. The project was called "N Array Headphone Integrated MICrophone". NAHIMIC was born
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