like a rrĬheersjust wanted to say thankyou for your advice - nothing i do seems to work and if i get sound working - within a few days it disappears again and yes, since windows 10. I think i will have to give in and try linux etc because i can't beleive how much time it takes now to try and stop windows from taking over absolutely everything. But i didn't know that so it helps that you've explained what's happening. Just wanted to say thankyou for your advice - nothing i do seems to work and if i get sound working - within a few days it disappears again and yes, since windows 10. then you'll need to hit rollback in dev mgr If the enhancement switch does not produce stability, exchanging the device driver to standard MS provided High Definition Device will work, and works well, until Winupdates overrides it again.

nothing works to prevent whatever YOU do from being overridden at some point by reinstallation of a driver that will eventually fail audio. Third, there is no way to effectively block windows 10 update from clobbering whatever you do - see Brink's tutorial on the subject around the last page or two.

Conexant high definition audio hp