clicks, humming and distorted sounds when you record or play back audio. Let us know how that goes or post your USB Controller if it's different. Please open in the the Windows 10 Control Panel the sound settings via the. Manually install the driver in device manager (right click Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller/Update driver/Browse my computer for driver software/Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer/Have Disk.) Then restart with the Disable Driver Signature Enforcement option (hold shift when selecting restart/Troubleshoot/Advanced Options/Startup Settings/Restart/Option 7) Intel(R) Corporation = Intel, NTAMD64.6.1 Intel(R) Corporation = Intel, NTAMD64.6.1, NTAMD64.6.2 Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host ControllerĪfter extracting you will want to edit iusb3hub.inf and iusb3xhc.inf (located in \Drivers\Win7\圆4 if you're on 64-bit) as follows: This will show you a tree where your USB device is connected so you can find your USB Controller. Open Device Manager and expand "Sound, video and game controllers"Īt the top of Device Manager in the "View" menu select "Devices by connection" I can't get a soundcard yet, since i'm not sure what the problem actually is yet.Įdited by marisa_0, 23 December 2018 - 07:12 AM.I’m having a similar problem, can you share the driver?īefore attempting this procedure make sure that you have this same controller on your system. Please help I've been trying to solve this all day yesterday and I have no idea what to do anymore. I've searched on forums and someone said it's interference and it's common with realtek, and that's a pretty plausible explanation, if only it didn't coincidentally happen after i updated the bios, which makes me think it's somehow a bios problem. >oh also, i broke my linux installation in the process doing something foolish with the linux sound drivers but that doesn't matter >now the problem is still persisting, except realtek hd audio manager is constantly detecting and undetecting the speaker >still nothing, tried updating the drivers again. >Got annoyed and upgraded the win7 installation to windows 10 just so it works already. >Tried to plug the headphones in the ports in the back too. >Messed a lot with the bios sound settings but to no avail.
>Tried to downgrade the bios but didn't manage. >Checked if it's *actually* a driver problem by moving over to my linux distro where the sound problem persisted.
>Tried to update the drivers from multiple sources. Some bassy white noise with oscilating frequency that sounds like aliens are trying to talk to me.
But now, my sound was completely distorted. After the bios update, the ssd still didn't get detected but I probably wasn't far away from managing that. So I got a new nvme ssd and I updated the bios so that it supports it better, because what could possibly happen? I had windows 7 with updates disabled at the time and I didn't want to upgrade to 10, so I thought I could make it so that the bios detects it.
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