Blue screen while installing audio driver

The soundcard works fine, it's just that getting the Realtek drivers to appear in device manager is a problem and doing any kind of update/enabling them instantly causes a blue screen. If I can get them to appear again and follow your steps I'll let you know how it goes. At this point it just seems random.  · I was installing drivers on my new pc i just got done building. I am running the free version of windows 10 pro. When i got to the graphic card (GTX 6GB) i was installing drivers and then i got the blue screen of death.  · I ran into a bluescreen today with the Z I AORUS PRO WIFI when attempting to install the latest Realtek HD Audio Driver 6‎ from the gigabyte support site. I have the internal front audio connector in use for speaker aux and at the rear connectors i use a headset splitter cable ( mm TRRS female to 2 x TRS male).

Sound settings in Windows 10 still showed the nvidia HD audio driver associated with the monitors. All I had to do was: 1. Open Sound Settings 2. Click "Manage sound devices" 3. Find and disable the monitors using the nvidia high definition audio I then reinstalled the latest nvidia driver and it installed successfully. No BSOD. Help!:) I'm working on a Toshiba Satellite AS I just reformatted, and WHILE installing windows updates, i was installing video drivers and modem drivers. I got a blue screen, but it seemed like the video drivers installed ok. I went to install the sound drivers and device manager was. atihdwsys is the HD audio driver for the HDMI output. Do you have any HDMI cables plugged into the video card during the installation? If so, maybe unplug those and go with a standard SVGA/DVI adapter/monitor. Since it is sound related, make sure any other sound drivers are also updated on the system.

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