Yellow triangles in Sound, video and game controllers Device Manager

Someone help me
I uninstalled then restarted but It can be fixed. Sorry for my bad English.

Hi ngudulalase, and welcome to the Forum!


What makes you think that these devices are broken? Oh, I see the yellow triangle (under the marker pen!)

Click on any one of these devices, and it will tell you in the details pane of Device Manager what is the description of the problem.

Paul Black said:

Hi ngudulalase,

Welcome to SevenForums!



Have you tried running Windows Update [make a system restore point first though]?

I got this error @@

iko22 said:

Hi ngudulalase, and welcome to the Forum!


What makes you think that these devices are broken? Oh, I see the yellow triangle (under the marker pen!)

Click on any one of these devices, and it will tell you in the details pane of Device Manager what is the description of the problem.

Here

Hello ngudulalase.

You have error message. This message from Microsoft is advising you that the processor Pentium G4600 is not supported on Windows 7.

For more information on this type of error message, please read here: the processor is not supported together with the windows version that you are currently using.

This would mean that your computer would be unable to receive automatic updates from Microsoft, while you use Windows 7 on that computer.

The options available to you are to install Windows 10 on your computer hardware, or, seek to install the drivers manually.

to fix unsupported hardware message go to the below link, click on Latest Stable Builds and download the .msi file, then run it after you download it.

GitHub - zeffy/wufuc: Disables the "Unsupported Hardware" message in Windows Update, and allows you to continue installing updates on Windows 7 and 8.1 systems with Intel Kaby Lake, AMD Ryzen, or other unsupported processors.

to determine what drivers you need to update please post your sound device IDs. You do this by:

clicking start > run > type in CMD

then press enter

that opens a black command prompt window. At the command prompt type in:

wmic sounddev get pnpdeviceid

then press enter.

It will display your sound device IDs. But they are long strings. The quickest way to copy-and-paste them is to instead type in

wmic sounddev get pnpdeviceid>t.t

and press enter

and then type in notepad t.t and press enter

that will send the output into a file called t.t which you then opened with notepad. Just copy the contents and paste them into a post here

you can also try nvidia smart scan to automatically update the nvidia driver. You may need to run if from internet explorer

NVIDIA Driver Downloads - Automatically Detect NVIDIA Products

here is a link to the realtek driver

Realtek* Audio Driver for Windows 7* for Desktop Boards

if these work we don't need your deviceID info from my earlier post

johnhoh said:

you can also try nvidia smart scan to automatically update the nvidia driver. You may need to run if from internet explorer

NVIDIA Driver Downloads - Automatically Detect NVIDIA Products

here is a link to the realtek driver

Realtek* Audio Driver for Windows 7* for Desktop Boards

if these work we don't need your deviceID info from my earlier post

It did not work ;-;
Realtek* Audio Driver for Windows 7* for Desktop Boards

and Driver Software Installation did not work too

johnhoh said:

to determine what drivers you need to update please post your sound device IDs. You do this by:

clicking start > run > type in CMD

then press enter

that opens a black command prompt window. At the command prompt type in:

wmic sounddev get pnpdeviceid

then press enter.

It will display your sound device IDs. But they are long strings. The quickest way to copy-and-paste them is to instead type in

wmic sounddev get pnpdeviceid>t.t

and press enter

and then type in notepad t.t and press enter

that will send the output into a file called t.t which you then opened with notepad. Just copy the contents and paste them into a post here

here:
PNPDeviceID
HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10DE&DEV_0081&SUBSYS_14628C98&REV_1001\5&1018F24F&0&0001
HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0887&SUBSYS_1849D887&REV_1003\4&81608EC&0&0001

I'm not clear as to whether or not the nvidia driver installed correctly, since above you only mention realtek. Regardless,

You have two paths to a solution here. The best one is the let windows update solve this. So try the wufuc solution mentioned above, then reboot then run windows update. You may have to do it several times as it catches you up to past updates. It also may make you wait for 5-45 minutes while it searches for updates.

The second solution is the manual one. Using the hardware IDs you posted, we find that your nvidea audio information is here:

NVIDIA High Definition Audio driver Download for 2K,XP,2K3,VISTA,WIN7,WIN8,WIN10/32bits<br>XP,VISTA,WIN7,WIN8,WIN10/64bits - O.E.M O.E.M

and the driver you need is this

HD Audio Driver - 1.3.34.26
Nvidia GeForce 381.89 WHQL - NVIDIA GeForce Drivers - VideoCardz Forums

which can be downloaded here

http://international.download.nvidia...ional-whql.exe

and your realtek information is here

realtek high definition audio driver Download for VISTA,WIN7,WIN8,WIN10/64bits - To To Be Filled By O.E.M.

and the driver you need is this

realtek high definition audio 6.0.1.7714

which can be downloaded here

Download Realtek HD Audio Driver 6.0.1.7714 for Windows 10 64 bit