RealTek Help!

profdlp · 05 Mar 2011

Are you getting any warning messages or error reports when you try it? If so, what are they? Have you tried running the installation file as Administrator?

ryuuseigun · 05 Mar 2011

no error messages and tried running admin
still not working

Why is this computer trolling me T^T

ionbasa · 05 Mar 2011

Have you tried running the Intel Driver Update Tool:
Intel® Driver Update Utility
It should be able to detect the hardware, also can you post a snippet of the Device Manager, showing what items have the yellow exclamation points.

You should try updating your chipset. The above tool should detect that automatically for you.

ryuuseigun · 05 Mar 2011

Already used that update thingy but still nothing :C ,oh and here is the snippet

ionbasa · 05 Mar 2011

Okay, then try drivers from here:
Realtek
This directly from the realtek website.
Select to download the first file:
"Vista, Windows7 Driver (32/64bits) Driver only (Executable file)"
EDIT:

It would also be good if you can run speccy:
http://www.piriform.com/speccy/download/standard
and fill out you systom information, or post a snippet here. This would let us know more about your computer hardware.

ryuuseigun · 05 Mar 2011

ionbasa · 05 Mar 2011

ionbasa said:

Okay, then try drivers from here:
Realtek
This directly from the realtek website.
Select to download the first file:
"Vista, Windows7 Driver (32/64bits) Driver only (Executable file)"

Have you tried these drivers?

profdlp · 05 Mar 2011

Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS? :)

Sardonicus · 05 Mar 2011

ryuuseigun said:

Already used that update thingy but still nothing :C ,oh and here is the snippet

Go into the BIOS and enable the onboard audio.
Install the Realtek driver, if needed.

ionbasa · 05 Mar 2011

profdlp said:

Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS? :)

Wait, It has to be enables in the BIOS because it is showing up on Device Manager, if it was disabled then it wouldn't show.