Vista - Realtek HD Audio problem...

Grrrr. The Realtek audio function on my Foxconn 865 motherboard is
refusing to work after I changed from my beta copy of Vista to the
retail version of Ultimate. It was working before with the beta
drivers I downloaded from Realtek, but nothing seems to work with any
version I use now.

I tried the 1.62 and 1.64 driver versions downloaded from both Realtek
and Foxconn, but neither worked. I tried the old beta drivers and they
don't work either.

There are two failure modes, both result in Vista not installing any
audio devices at all:

1. Everything installs OK using the installer, I reboot and the
hardware manager sees a multimedia device with no drivers installed.
2. If I disable the sound chip in the BIOS, boot, install the drivers,
reboot, enable the sound chip, and boot again, the Realtek device is
recognized in device manager, but it says it can't start with a "code
10.

Any advice about this? I tried this with both an upgrade install and
a complete wipe and load from scratch with the same results.....

Try this below for the fix. This was caused by the recent Update from Windows Update

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925902
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Peter

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"PriusGeek" <gdm@sangabriel.com> wrote in message news:1176042887.205557.54460@b75g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> Grrrr. The Realtek audio function on my Foxconn 865 motherboard is
> refusing to work after I changed from my beta copy of Vista to the
> retail version of Ultimate. It was working before with the beta
> drivers I downloaded from Realtek, but nothing seems to work with any
> version I use now.
>
> I tried the 1.62 and 1.64 driver versions downloaded from both Realtek
> and Foxconn, but neither worked. I tried the old beta drivers and they
> don't work either.
>
> There are two failure modes, both result in Vista not installing any
> audio devices at all:
>
> 1. Everything installs OK using the installer, I reboot and the
> hardware manager sees a multimedia device with no drivers installed.
> 2. If I disable the sound chip in the BIOS, boot, install the drivers,
> reboot, enable the sound chip, and boot again, the Realtek device is
> recognized in device manager, but it says it can't start with a "code
> 10.
>
> Any advice about this? I tried this with both an upgrade install and
> a complete wipe and load from scratch with the same results.....
>