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The device images fine, and copies all the drivers from the mdt server onto the device. (I can see them copying on during imaging process.) However once the device boots up, it cannot detect the audio device.

Despite whatever that firmware script said, my chromebook can and does run Windows 10 flawlessly. Except for the audio. For me, the no audio is more of an inconvenience because I can just use USB-C audio. But does anyone have any drivers that are known to work with my chromebook?

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I have been porting the Acer C720 Linux drivers to Windows recently. I have Windows 8.1 successfully running on my Acer C720 chromebook (and it's a lot better than one would expect from a $250 machine)!

A few days ago, I tried to play some videos on my Acer Aspire One ZG5 laptop. However, the sound simply is not present. I tried everything. I checked to see that it was unmuted. I turned the volume all the way up. I even restarted my computer. However, nothing has worked, and there is still no audio on my laptop. So what should I do? Thanks! :)

@jayeff okay, so I have deleted and reinstalled the sound drivers, and done basically everything short of calling tech support. the problem is still persistent, and i have no idea why the sound has stopped working. there are no updates needed for my computer, and it's getting really annoying having no audio. if someone could help, that would be great. (my dad's an IT and he can't get it functioning.)

Good Grief!! Like they always say, the simplest answer is usually the best. I tried upload drivers, downloading drivers, checking all my volumes.... was beginning to think my system just wasn't working. Really, all I had to do was right click, then sounds, then enable speakers...... THANK YOU!!!!!!!

I just created an account to post a reply here. I have a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Solo Gen 3 interface hooked up to two studio monitors and I have been experiencing clicking and popping (when resizing browser windows and other windows such as the Focusrite Control software) while any audio is playing in the background. This is a brand new PC that I bought two days ago. I have been troubleshooting this issue for about 40+ hours now. I have tried SO MANY different things, from changing my BIOS settings, to changing my RAM speed, to changing my voltage settings, to uninstalling audio drivers, ANYTHING you can think of. I've tried disabling C-states in BIOS, I've tried different USB ports, different USB cords, tried enabling MSI Mode for all of my PCI and Audio drivers, tried installing the latest drivers manually through device manager, tried installing older drivers all the way to version 19, etc. I TRIED EVERYTHING!

It's frustrating, hopefully you can find a fix. I'm currently running older drivers 21.11.3 and have fixed my problem for now. The first thing to try, use AMD Cleanup Utility or DDU in safe mode. Then reboot and install the latest drivers, if you still have problems install the 21.11.3. If that doesn't fix it, please post your PC configuration including Power Supply watts and then you can look at further diagnosis.

OMG i haven't had any audio cracking since using PCI cards years years years ago. wow. When i had the problem it was never cause from any drivers, just motherboard sound issues, once i got away from PCI and upgraded to slightly newer hardware and PCIE cards, haven't had that problem since.

Just in addition to what amdman said to trying older drivers. Make sure your Windows install doesn't automatically overwrite them with newer ones as well. Either Google "stop windows 10 automatically updating drivers" or this link explains it;

Well he did say the last 2 drivers cause the problem, some drivers do actually cause issues , using my Radeon Pro W5500, I can only use Adrenelin 20.8.3 and Adrenelin 20.9.1 which solved all my issues and problems and better stable. Other drivers may give slightly better framerates, but are unstable(enterprise 21q.3) and cause color issues using Cyberlink or any video player.

I am about to return my PC and get an Intel/nVidia-based machine because of this issue. I don't want to use ASIO4ALL when I have an expensive audio interface sitting right there. The only workaround to fix this issue is to go to Device Manager > Display Adapters > Disable 6700XT. That solves the audio crackling issues, but introduces massive screen tearing since it uses a generic Microsoft Display Adapter driver. This is an issue with AMD's drivers and I even emailed them but they keep telling me to go through the same troubleshooting loop that I've gone through multiple times.

My mistake was upgrading to a new video card, RX 5500XT to RX 6700XT at the same time as using the driver cleanup tool and re-installing the latest drivers. That is 22.3.1, of course making two changes at a time is when you have a problem. I didn't know whether it was the card, some abberation of my setup and the new card, or the drivers. I did not downgrade, that was going to be next resort. It appeared if I moved the D-port cable to different ports on the computer and did a reboot the issue would go away; not always but seemed to work somewhat consistently. This drove me even crazier as I couldn't imagine what that was doing to fix anything. I was dissapointed, but loved the video, and even though I could do audio in multiple ways it still deflated my excitement over an upgrade.

Well fast forward a couple days, and when showing my wife the issue yesterday evening, as well as showing her the amazing FPS and quality the upgrade achieved, I noticed an update... 22.3.2. Now multiple reboots later, hour or so of gaming I am seeing better responsiveness overall and guess what no audio issues. So upgrade to 22.3.2 before you pull your hair out.

go to device manager show hidden devices remove microsoft PROXY streaming or streaming anything. remove AMD noise suppression. Remove AMD streaming audio. install adrenaline and chipset drivers. use trueaudionext in registry or a text .ini file and specify audio bit depths and try RENDERING the audio with waves and particles and using PULSE CODE MODULATION PCM and 32bit or 16bit or use actual radiation data and particles for the audio with better than ray tracing technology from the old windows 98 *.WAV wavetracking waveform particles data and prorender your audio with light particle based collision detection for soundsynthesis and soundgeneration so when your game character jumps off a cliff the sword metal hits a rock in the ground its a super loud crisp sharp metallic clang thats like shake the house with your atmos system and use a real atmosphere and wet water an stuff in your game world You can do that on AMD. Consider enabling an audio enhancement like short volume management dolby for headphones or windows sonic and then try switching back to the audio. Configure both audio MORE OPTIONS in windows settings then audio then scroll 2/3 down and click the more options button for the classic playback and recording tabs where you right click properties then go back to windows settings audio after configuring there and using the wizard and enable the checkboxes for full range and in windows settings audio up the top audio device/button click it and configure it in there a second time.

After install adrenaline browse to c:\AMD\packages\drivers\audio and load in the HDMI or soundwire or l2chst whatever or u could TRY the AMD streaming audio one MANUALLY in device manager.. Type in text .ini file like config.ini VLCstreamoutputSTOP disable all streaming video and audio where possible and disable all overlays. disable all VLC nonsense. use the official microsoft app store codecs.

Option 1 (Recommended): Update drivers automatically - Novice computer users can update drivers using trusted software in just a few clicks. Automatic driver updates are fast, efficient and eliminate all the guesswork. Your old drivers can even be backed up and restored in case any problems occur.

Option 2: Update drivers manually - Find the correct driver for your Sound / Audio and operating system, then install it by following the step by step instructions below. You'll need some computer skills to use this method.

The built-in Microsoft Windows Update service may not update your drivers properly. Instead, use The Sound / Audio Driver Update Utility for Acer. It is intelligent software that automatically recognizes your computer's operating system and sound / audio manufacturer and model to find the most up-to-date drivers for it. There is no risk of installing the wrong driver. The Sound / Audio Driver Update Utility downloads and installs your drivers quickly and easily.

Click the Update button next to your driver. The correct version will be downloaded and installed automatically. Or, you can click the Update All button at the bottom to automatically download and install the correct version of all the drivers that are missing or out-of-date on your system.

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I installed the appropriate drivers, however, MS-DOS games don't work since I don't see the drivers for MS-DOS for the sound card. The sound card is a VIA AC'97 that has Sound Blaster capability within the BIOS and the games just don't seem to detect it (mainly because the TSR driver for the sound card isn't there, or I have to guess where the TSR programs are). I had my Sound Blaster Blaster 16 WavEffects CT4170 installed, but the IRQ was wrong, no DMA, and Windows games won't detect the sound card (Rollercoaster Tycoon). The sound card's chipset last 4 digits are 686B. ff782bc1db