In Need of Help Realtek will not install in my Device Manager  

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  1. Posts : 1,996
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    The other "High Definition Audio Device" is for Intel audio.
    You can install the AMD Radeon™ HD 6470M / 6630M and Intel® HD Graphics Family Driver to add "Intel Display Audio driver 6.14.0.3074".

    You can then install the AMD Radeon™ HD 6470M / 6630M and Intel® HD Graphics 3000 Update, if you like.

    Those drivers can be downloaded from the same link, under Video.
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  2. Posts : 7
    Windows 7 pro x64
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       #12

    Sardonicus said:
    Uninstall the driver from the Device Manager. Reinstall it.
    This may be one of those situations where you can only use the original driver.
    Download it from Sony.
    Sony eSupport - VPCSA390X - Support
    Like I mentioned I have already reinstalled it and downloaded from the Sony's support page the exact driver required It does not show up on my Device manager I would have to manually add the Realtek driver which then gives me the error.
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  3. Posts : 7
    Windows 7 pro x64
    Thread Starter
       #13

    Dwarf said:
    Hi CrunchyThunder and welcome to W7 Forums

    Unfortunately, I cannot ascertain whether you have Realtek audio or some other audio device (other than the HDMI output, which, as you say, is working). A quick search on the model number, vcpsa 390x, reveals it to be a Sony laptop, however no audio information is available.

    With reference to Hardware Identification, can you supply the information shown in RED and BLUE for each item shown in the Sound, video and game controllers category.
    I may have given you the wrong photo sorry.

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  4. Posts : 1,996
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
       #14

    CrunchyThunder said:
    Sardonicus said:
    Uninstall the driver from the Device Manager. Reinstall it.
    This may be one of those situations where you can only use the original driver.
    Download it from Sony.
    Sony eSupport - VPCSA390X - Support
    Like I mentioned I have already reinstalled it and downloaded from the Sony's support page the exact driver required It does not show up on my Device manager I would have to manually add the Realtek driver which then gives me the error.
    Hopefully you're getting what I'm saying. Uninstall or delete the device from the Device Manager. Restart. Windows will install a driver or try to. You can then install the driver from the Sony page.

    If you've done it that way, then disregard this post.
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  5. Posts : 7
    Windows 7 pro x64
    Thread Starter
       #15

    Sardonicus said:
    CrunchyThunder said:
    Sardonicus said:
    Uninstall the driver from the Device Manager. Reinstall it.
    This may be one of those situations where you can only use the original driver.
    Download it from Sony.
    Sony eSupport - VPCSA390X - Support
    Like I mentioned I have already reinstalled it and downloaded from the Sony's support page the exact driver required It does not show up on my Device manager I would have to manually add the Realtek driver which then gives me the error.
    Hopefully you're getting what I'm saying. Uninstall or delete the device from the Device Manager. Restart. Windows will install a driver or try to. You can then install the driver from the Sony page.

    If you've done it that way, then disregard this post.

    Yea I have done exactly what you instructed. Windows does not automatically download Realtek for me instead Intel(R) Audio display. I appreciate the help though thank you.
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