Solved Built in Microphone not being recognised after a install of windows 7

[Duzzy]

You can search your Windows drive for "RAVCpl64.exe" and try to run it. This file has the File Description "Realtek HD Audio Manager" and is included in your Audio drivers, whether it's installed for your particular hardware or not I don't know.

This is the file I downloaded "Audio_Realtek_v6.0.1.5969_W7-Vista-32-64.exe" from Fujitsu's website. If you extract the file you will find "RAVCpl64.exe" under Vista and Vista64 folders. If these are not the drivers you installed you could try installing these.

 

[cameronfal]

Can you link it from the website please?

 

[Duzzy]

That one was from the Asia Pacific Region link given in post #8, should be easy enough to click that and find it.

Because your country flag is England you may have used this one "FTS_RealtekHDAudioALC269_6015969_1043680.zip", this is from using the UK site Technical Support pages from Fujitsu. Just put your serial number or AH530 in and select your OS.

These drivers have different names but the files inside are identical.

 

[cameronfal]

Thanks for the help. After configering with the Realteck Audio device, i have it working again! Thanks for all the help!

 

[Duzzy]

No problem, good to hear it's working.

 

[piotrekj1973]

I experienced exactly the same problem and fixed this in the way you've posted above. So thanks a lot good people.

 

[Duzzy]

@piotrekj1973
Good to hear this thread helped you as well and Welcome to the Seven Forums.