Windows 10: realtek hd audio driver is not found in the system and realtek audio console show a message...

I was trying to open Realtek audio console to change front panel 3.5mm jack to headset but, it shows this message-can't connect to RPC services and when I went in task manager Realtek hd audio driver is not foundand I use a asus desktop ROG Strix G10CE

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Realtek Audio Console REQUIRES a Realtek HD (UAD) Driver!!

I have a Clevo NB50 Notebook, equipped with Realtek ALC269, support Realtek UAD driver(Realtek Audio Console is also installed automatically), but if I open the Realtek Audio Console, Realtek Audio Console will show that this machine is not supported, which causes me to control the audio normally. How to solve it?

 

Realtek Audio Console Not Working

Hi Jurgen. I'm Greg, 10 years awarded Windows MVP, here to help you.

1) I would uninstall Realktek Audio Console in Settings > Apps > Apps & Features, restart PC and then reinstall from a fresh download here:

https://www.systweak.com/blogs/how-to-download-...

2) If any further problems try these fixes for Realtek Audio Console:

https://appuals.com/fix-realtek-audio-manager-w...

https://mostechtips.com/can-not-connect-to-rpc-...

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/insider/for...

https://windowsreport.com/realtek-hd-audio-mana...

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Report back results for each step so I know what else to suggest.

Feel free to ask back any questions. Based on the results you post back I may have other suggestions if necessary.

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Realtek Audio Console REQUIRES a Realtek HD (UAD) Driver!!

Earlier this year, rumors started floating around about a Microsoft Store App called the Realtek Audio Console. By the end of August, I myself was able to grab it from the store. I wrote a post about this stuff for Win10.Guru called Putting Realtek Audio Console to Work. In looking at driver updates for Realtek stuff, I've now figured out that the usual drivers to which @Brink links in the Latest Realtek HD Audio Driver Version - Windows 10 Forums thread don't work with this tool.







Instead, you need to grab a driver named Realtek HD Audio (UAD) Driver. Right now, the best source for this driver is at the excellent US download aggregator MajorGeeks. The current page is named Download Realtek UAD Driver 6.0.88900.1-2. This is a good site to use if you want to check in from time to time to see what's available there (login to MajorGeeks.com,then search on Realtek UAD).

As I write this post (which will be the first item in an ongoing sticky thread that I plan to update regularly) the most current version of that driver is labeled Realtek HD Audio (UAD) Drivers Version R2.8x 8890.1) WHQL. Here's what its Driver properties look like in Device Manager:





The new Realtek Audio Console works well and is a nice alternative to the Realtek HD Audio controller. This thread will help you keep up with the latest drivers that work with this UWP app.

HTH,
--Ed--

[PS added 3 mins later:] After just updating my Dell Venue Pro 11 7130 to the 8564 drivers, I was reminded that these drivers install WAY FASTER than those in the other Realtek HD Audio driver fork. It finished in under 30 seconds on both my i7 6700K desktop (a beast) and on the Venue Pro (i5 mobile CPU 1.86 GHz, more of a mouse than a beast). I installed by using the "Update drivers" button in Device Manager, I didn't run the realtek exe file (which requires 2 reboots). Just FYI.

[PS Added 2/3/2019: Check out the @Cliff S Post #103 for great instructions on how to clean out old Realtek stuff before switching over to newer drivers (of any kind). Find it here: Realtek Audio Console REQUIRES a Realtek HD (UAD) Driver!! - Page 11 - Windows 10 Forums.]

[PS Added 10/26/2019] Found myself back to the Realtek HD Audio drivers (again), so I uninstalled in Programs and Features, then followed Cliff's step-by-step instructions including the cmd.exe script that starts with fsutil. Upon installing the MajorGeeks driver, I was once again back to Realtek (R) Audio with a working UWA Realtek console. Try this technique if you revert to the older Realtek HD Audio drivers, too. It works!

[PS Added 2/27/2020] Wrote a blog post yesterday about updating to the latest versions, including the Software Component drivers for Realtek as well as the UAD driver itself. Check it out: {WED} Updating Realtek UAD Audio Drivers - Ed Tittel.