Real Tek 97

Master Yunk · 07-February-08, 10:05 PM

Infinity M2 Ultra motherboard with on board Realtek audio, which for some reason doesn't want to detect the drivers. I've tried three different driver releases, the ones on the DFI site, the Realtek site, and the ones from my disc, none of which want to work.

I've deleted the drivers multiple times from the device manager, and yet they still never detect.

I have the temptation to move this machine to Vista.

Help me PCApex you're my only hope.

drougnor · 07-February-08, 10:15 PM

My first instinct is to make sure you have the onboard sound enabled in BIOS. Also, is it showing in the device manager? It shouldn't be if it's not enabled in BIOS, of course, but if it IS showing up as an unidentified device, that means there's another issue that I'm not qualified to attack.

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Master Yunk · 07-February-08, 10:51 PM

I used to have an X-Fi on the board, so it was previously disabled. I turned it back on after I removed the card (In another system now).

I feel a bit stupid, because I went to quick assumption mode, deleting the one with the "!" next to it, realizing it wasn't sound devices. I'll go delete the sound devices now, and try again.

But now I'm wondering, what the hell could the extra device be?

HigHTecHReDNecK · 07-February-08, 11:20 PM

does it possibly say something about UAA HD?? if so try this driver pack from realtec , its a generic driver pack for HD audio realtec chips and has the microsoft UAA HD in it.

Realtek

just choose your OS, download and install

Master Yunk · 08-February-08, 12:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HigHTecHReDNecK


	does it possibly say something about UAA HD?? if so try this driver pack from realtec , its a generic driver pack for HD audio realtec chips and has the microsoft UAA HD in it. Realtek just choose your OS, download and install

I tried that driver pack, and nothing. Device Manager says they're all working properly.

I do however get the beeps from the motherboard.

HigHTecHReDNecK · 08-February-08, 12:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Master Yunk


	I tried that driver pack, and nothing. Device Manager says they're all working properly. I do however get the beeps from the motherboard.

Ok try using the dirver link I gave you , then try installing your board drive AFTER you install the one from my post, I only say this , cuz thats what i did on a laptop the other to get it to work .......... not that your working on a lap top but hey.........anythings possible

07-February-08, 10:05 PM		#1 (permalink)
Master Yunk D.O.A. Tournament Champion	Real Tek 97 Infinity M2 Ultra motherboard with on board Realtek audio, which for some reason doesn't want to detect the drivers. I've tried three different driver releases, the ones on the DFI site, the Realtek site, and the ones from my disc, none of which want to work. I've deleted the drivers multiple times from the device manager, and yet they still never detect. I have the temptation to move this machine to Vista. Help me PCApex you're my only hope.

07-February-08, 10:15 PM		#2 (permalink)
drougnor PCApex Review Editor	Re: Real Tek 97 My first instinct is to make sure you have the onboard sound enabled in BIOS. Also, is it showing in the device manager? It shouldn't be if it's not enabled in BIOS, of course, but if it IS showing up as an unidentified device, that means there's another issue that I'm not qualified to attack. d

07-February-08, 10:51 PM		#3 (permalink)
Master Yunk D.O.A. Tournament Champion	Re: Real Tek 97 I used to have an X-Fi on the board, so it was previously disabled. I turned it back on after I removed the card (In another system now). I feel a bit stupid, because I went to quick assumption mode, deleting the one with the "!" next to it, realizing it wasn't sound devices. I'll go delete the sound devices now, and try again. But now I'm wondering, what the hell could the extra device be?

07-February-08, 11:20 PM		#4 (permalink)
HigHTecHReDNecK Sophist'Hoe"cated ReDNecK Reviewer	Re: Real Tek 97 does it possibly say something about UAA HD?? if so try this driver pack from realtec , its a generic driver pack for HD audio realtec chips and has the microsoft UAA HD in it. Realtek just choose your OS, download and install

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