You should be able to enjoy your audio by now.
Asus support no audio output device installed install#
Install the driver from the chipset directory-Drivers-Audio Now, the unknown device has changed it's identity, if you right click anew, the- path to device instance- now reads ACPI\80860F28. Update the driver and navigate to the downloaded Asus audio driver, open the Win8.1 directory chose X86 for 32 bits. Right click the device and go to -properties-details. Go to -Action-Look for changed devices-Īt this point, the Device Manager shows one Unknown devi You can install drivers manually by matching your model and. Go to the Device Manager and uninstall anything you find under -audio video and games- It is possible that your Sound / Audio driver is not compatible with the newer version of Windows.
Select -No let me decide-Never load drivers from Windows Update, deselect -automatic.supplier.ĭownload from Asus the chipset driver and the audio driver for your tablet and unpack them. Go to -This PC-properties -advanced system settings-hardware-settings for device installation. ( I'm using a Dutch version of Windows, so my English menu texts might differ)įirst of all don't let windows search for drivers on line. If the drivers of these devices do not match, you have a problem. I spend another billion years trying to fix my D drive, changing permissions and allowing full control, and eventually getting full access again, most likely with some unknown ramifications. You need two devises to get sound, one Intel one one Realtek. My D drive was suddenly inaccessible and my little volume speaker at the bottom right had the red X beside it, saying 'No Audio Output Device is Installed'. I've had the same problem with my T100TAF.
0 kommentar(er)
