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08-17-2015 03:46 PM - edited 08-17-2015 04:10 PM
Hi,
I have a problem with my HP Pavilion dv2000, I upgraded it to Windows 10 64 bit and the sounds are gone. I tried several methods such as:
*disabling all the enhancements
*uninstalling audio driver conexant smart audio high definition 221 and scan hardware changes, a pop up message says " a digitally signed drivers is required "
*updating audio driver but it says i have the updated driver.
I also tried to disable the signed drivers enforcement, it worked but when i restart my pc there it goes again, I tried disabling the signed drivers permanently by using the bcdedit /set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS and bcdedit /set testsigning on but my pc still dont have a sound.
Can someone help me?
08-23-2015 12:03 PM
Hello,
I had the same problem with my wife's hp pavillion dv2000 laptop. After a few frustrating downloads of various hp sound driver upgrades I found the correct one to use.
I downloade and installed the following sound driver - Conexant Universal device install/uninstall x64 application
Ver 7.46.0.2. I uninstalled the old driver and manually installed this new driver. Vola - the sound worked like a champ.
Hopefully you can have te same results as I had.
Pat
08-28-2015 09:17 PM
Hello Again,
Sorry my first fix did not work for you. Try this one next.
HD Audio Driver for a 64 bit computer Ver. 10.0.10240.16384 . The link is below.....
Computer driver update Realtek High Definition Audio ...
www.drivermax.com/driver/device.php?id...driver=Realtek...
12-26-2015 10:00 AM - edited 12-26-2015 10:03 AM
Hi,
Yeah, I had the same problem. It is definitely the sound driver. I used the "windows generic" thing and it works. It did warn me that I was about to do something risky or something, but now I think the sound is better than ever before (my altec lansing loudspeakers have less distortion now)
BTW may I ask you: Have you had any other issues I have one. It takes AGES to open the Start button, the File Explorer, the battery dialog, the network dialog. I also don't have a blank search field (which should be the last before the taskbar)
Regards,
Al