Any UAD driver for this device? HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0897&SUBSYS_1565825E ( Biostar H510MHP 2.0 Ver. 6.0 ) Thanks!
When I had Asus B350 mobo with Realtek 887 chip, I could install Asrock, Super Micro , M$ UAD drivers on it successfully. But when I changed mobo to Gigabyte B450 Aorus M with Realtek 892 chip, the setups from Asrock, Supermicro throwing errors about incompatible hardware and later wheh tried to install Gigabyte UAD, it threw error "previous setup incomplete". For one hour I couldn't install / uninstall any other driver. I tried to delete drivers in Device Manager, used Driver Store Explorer to delete driver and also DDU. None worked. Then I switched off win updates, installed Supermicro HDA 6.0.9205 successfully. Later I installed Shonk latest Gigabyte UAD 6.0.9500.1 on top of that. Question is why not my new mobo allowing other's drivers ?
Does anyone know the most current model/version compatible with Realtek High Definition Audio 6.0.8895.1, A16? My notebook is a Dell 5566 that uses this version along with Waves MaxxAudio, the problem is that it is an extremely old driver and Waves consumes an absurd amount of RAM after a while of use. For those who have a Dell, you are almost forced to use the version available on their site, which is Realtek-High-Definition-Audio-Driver_MM88C_WIN_6.0.8895.1_A16.EXE, since if you install a newer version of the driver (via SDIO, for example), it works, but when plugging a headphone or anything else in the headphone jack, it does not change for the headphone and keeps the speaker of the notebook. To recognize it, you have to reboot. Does anyone know an alternative way to make this change or a newer version?
Its actualy well known issue for Realtek drivers, you're not the only person with this problem..the only work around is reboot while headphones are plugged, this usually only needs to be done once for most models/versions
Using third-party driver update software may solve your problem, such as Driver Fusion or Driver Talent.