Hi, apologies for the late reply I didn't realise my thread had been merged(?).
Do you mean to uninstall this one?
"AMD High Definition Audio Device"
From the list of:
AMD High Definition Audio Device
Cyberlink WebCam Virtual Driver
High Definition Audio Device
VB-Audio Voicemeter VAIO
No, AMD High Definition Audio Device is for HDMI audio.
But, I see you do not have the hardware sound driver, only the generic, basic function, Windows installed High Definition Audio Device.
Go to HP and get the correct sound driver for your specific model (assuming this is a Windows 10 computer).
I was fighting a different problem then what you got. But, take a peak at the link below. It's a post, I posted here a while back.
"Reaktek" Stereo Mix (No Output) Workaround!
Hi there, I just experienced maybe the same thing. I have solved that at least on my laptop.
First, open the Realtek HD Audio Manager. Click on Windows icon and type "Realtek" then the "Realtek HD Audio Manager will show up. On the right you will see a word "Analog" and yellow icon like Folder icon. Click that yellow small icon. The dialog "Enable auto popup dialog, when device has been plug in" will show up. Check that to enable and press OK. Once you enable that, every time you plug in new device, the dialog that give us options to select what kind of device you just plug in will show up.
Now, plug in your headset.
Here you will see options like Mic in, Headphone, Speaker out, and Headset.
The mic on my headset was not working is because last time I select "Headphone" and then disable the popup dialog. So, only headphone is working.
When I enable again the popup dialog, then I select "Headset", my headset mic is working. Even, the Microphone options on the "Sound setting" is only showing one mic.
Go to Sound settings to double check that your headset mic is working.
So, be careful on the option "Headphone" and "Headset". Choose the right one.
Had similar issue with my Dell laptop with one aux for input and output. I Googled and googled for days and eventuallly found my problem to be caused by disabling realtec during startup with ccleaner~ After enabling, when i restart and plug my headset, itll ask me to set up my input output
I had the same problem and my fix was going to Control Panel, choose to view “Large Icons” and since I have a Dell laptop (XPS 15) instead of the Realtek HD Audio Manager, I had “Dell Sounds”. Just clicked on than and immediately after that a notification pops up saying that a decive was detected a decive (my headset) and askes what kind of a device had been plugged in and I noticed it was defaulted to “Headphones” but there was another option that said “Headphones (with microphone” Chose that option and it has been working just fine since.
- Might want to check if you hace the Realtek HD Audio Manager in case of not having a Dell or any other audio manager that might appear in that section of the control panel. :)
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