Realtek Driver ((INSTALL))

Earlier this week Driver & Support Assistant recommended upgrading the Realtek audio drivers to 6.0.9360.1 for my NUC10i5FNH. The install completed fine but now I have no audio output devices. Ive tried troubleshooting and reinstalling manually to no avail . It worked fine for the previous driver - I wonder if rolling back to the previous version might fix the problem but I cant see how to do this (see screenshot). Any suggestions?

The update of the Realtek Audio Driver goes in two steps. In the first step the currently installed driver is uninstalled and in the end, user is requested to restart the computer. After restart (it take about one minute after restart), the installation process restart automatically and again and the installation starts. Once the driver is installed, the user is requested again restart the computer. The all process takes quite long time. Since you don't see Realtek Audio Driver in the Device Manager and I believe that in Windows Settings > Apps > Installed application this drive is not existing neither. My conclusion is that you passed successfully only the first step of update (i.e. uninstalling) and the second part wasn't completed. So, please download the Realtek* High Definition Audio Driver and manually install it, this time going trough all process.

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I am trying to follow directions here because my router keeps dropping the WAN connection when I attempt to download large amounts of data. I am seeing the signature port drops in dmesg that old realtek drivers produce.

As a result, i'm trying to upgrade my driver. I noticed though that the file mentioned in the article I linked is no longer available, as it's been 3 years. A quick google search and I find that the driver got rev'ed to version 198.00, so I attempted to download the newer file. See below:

Note that some ports managed by the Realtek driver may appear in 'Audio inputs and outputs' but claim to be controlled by a Microsoft driver, but this seems to be normal, the Realtek Audio Console can still detect and control them.

This will bring up the 'System Properties' window. Go to the 'Hardware' tab, and click on 'Device INstallation Settings' button. Set the option to 'no' and then 'save changes'. After that, try re-install your drivers.

the "enhancements" tab is only available when installing standard or non-DCH based Realtek audio drivers. the Realtek drivers provided by the computer manufacturer or motherboard maker might be in the modern DCH or UAD driver format which will NOT produce the "enhancements" tab for Realtek audio. you will need to download Realtek Audio Console or Realtek Audio Control from the MS store and run that to access the microphone settings instead.

Your soundcard (or soundchip) needs a driver to play or record sounds. You only need a Reaktek driver if you have a Realtek soundcard/soundchip. Microsoft supplies some drivers with Windows and there is a very good chance that those generic drivers will work.

For the Second time, try ASIO4ALL. It will work with your RealTek. The only thing restricted here is your use of the Realtek driver. I use it on my PC when messing with Reaper, StudioOne, Cubase Elements.

....which Cakewalk insists on defaulting to (Preferences > sync and caching > record latency adjustment) instead of my Steinberg UR44. When I select the UR44 option and hit apply it doesn't - just defaults back to realtek.

Clean install of CW. I've looked at previous posts about this and no-one really seemed to solve it. The on-board realtek audio has been disabled in the bios. The realtek driver has been uninstalled (and hasn't magically been reinstalled while I've not been looking). I have edited the AUD.ini file in appdata/roaming/cakewalk/cakewalkcore and deleted all references to the realtek audio. So it appears Cakewalk is referencing something which isn't there. Audio performance appears fine with usual latency when recording. I have thrown every softsynth I could lay my hands on in a test project and CW stood up well. I should also add I am using the ASIO driver for the UR44. And when realtek shows up that is also shown as realtek asio.

Understood - but again - the only time I even SEE any other options in the drop-down for Record Latency Adjustment, is if I am using a driver mode other than ASIO. I would think that using a driver mode of ASIO would likely give you the best performance/quality for that audio interface you have.

The nature of late Realtek sound regulator and sound drivers has experienced a plunge as of late, and the naturally introduced drivers on Windows 10 have presented a critical deferral in the time it removes for sound to come from the speakers after it is started by the PC. There's no disadvantage to this, then again, actually you should physically introduce them now and after any Windows update that reinstalls the default Realtek sound drivers. The directions underneath will walk you through the cycle.

I switch between my Focusrite ASIO interface and my Real tech on board audio all the time. Never have issues what so ever. I think there just might be a dozen or more different versions if not more which is why the different experiences. The ticket is to not use ASIO when using the Realtech driver. WASAPI mode gives me performance that is more or less identical to the performance I get with Focusrite ASIO drivers. I just don't do any recording in that mode. But playback and editing work perfectly fine.

Everytime it's stopped working I check Device Manager and the TP-Link Adapter has changed itself to a Realtek adapter (with a driver from 2008?) I have tried disabling Hardware Driver updates from Windows, Changing my Group Policy to disable Driver updates and even stopping the Windows Update Service. I'm honestly not sure what is happening, all I know is that everytime it stops it becomes a Realtek Device instead of saying "TP-Link Wireless Adapter"

I'd like also to emphasize a lack of compatibility with a new build of win10 (21H2 build). I also purchased T2E a month ago to this date I can't get a stable connection to it. Both drivers given from TP-Link official page are unstable.

3. How does the connection recover e.g. disconnect for 30 secs and reconnect by itself

4. What is the model number of your Wi-Fi router?

5. Please send us a photo of the driver version and computer system information as FAQ here : -link.com/support/faq/2722/

Hi, I downloaded the drivers from the Realtek site and would like to install / update them remotely on Windows 10 computers. I have read the readme file and have seen the options for silent installation (-s) but if the driver is already installed, it will not update.

Have you tried using PNPUtil for that purpose -us/windows-hardware/drivers/devtest/pnputil-command-syntax Opens a new window? It is a command-line tool so that it can be easily automated. You will have to extract the Realtek driver first and point the PNPUtil to the INF file of the driver.

Yes, and it works but if you have already used the RealTek installer previously, the installed version in the control panel / software does not change, and therefore in my inventory remains inconsistent with the driver actually in use.

It is the driver for PCI 2.5G Realtek RTL8125 chip, PCI 1G Realtek RTL8168\8111 and for USB 2.5G Realtek RTL8152\6 chip network card.

Some users report that the stock 8169 driver used with a 8125 NIC doesn't perform as well, especially in one direction, for me both drivers give identical performance, I basically get line speed in both directions, but worth trying for anyone having performance issues.

I installed the driver and restarted, however performance is not good, when connected to my gigabit switch, I am seeing 100+ mbps transferring to and from the Unraid server, when connected to my 10gbe switch, I am getting 217 mbps FROM my Unraid server, but only 18 mbps TO the Unraid server. Cache drive on the server is functioning normally, so it is not a write speed issue. I have not removed the driver yet, but I did put my connection back on the gigabit switch until I can determine why.

Since installing the plugin blacklists the stock r8169 that driver will no longer load, and the r8125 also doesn't work because it's not for those NICs, if you can boot using the GUI mode just uninstall the plugin and reboot, if not manually delete it and also remove /boot/config/modprobe.d/r8169.conf 17dc91bb1f