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New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007
Download the free standing installer:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en This business about the driver issue with SP1 seems to me to be a bit overdone. You may just have to reinstall a few drivers. "These drivers do not follow our guidelines for driver installation and as a result, some beta participants who were using Windows Vista and updated to Service Pack 1 reported issues with these devices. Because the issue was with the way the drivers were installed and not the drivers themselves, the solution was simply to reinstall the drivers." http://windowsvistablog.com/blogs/wi...vista-sp1.aspx I had to reinstall my Synaptics Touchpad drivers. You could do the same with your Realtek drivers. Have a go at it. "180pilot" wrote in message ... But, Microsoft says you need newer version then 6.0.1.6242 from Realtek. The only one I saw on Realtek site, I just downloaded is 6.0.1.5591, and Update won't let me have SP1??????? "Henry Bobenslob" wrote: "Cal Bear '66" wrote in message ... New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007: It is now April 2008. Either your post is out of date, or you entered the wrong date? |
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New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007
Are you saying MS Article 948343 is incorrect?
"David P." wrote: Download the free standing installer: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en This business about the driver issue with SP1 seems to me to be a bit overdone. You may just have to reinstall a few drivers. "These drivers do not follow our guidelines for driver installation and as a result, some beta participants who were using Windows Vista and updated to Service Pack 1 reported issues with these devices. Because the issue was with the way the drivers were installed and not the drivers themselves, the solution was simply to reinstall the drivers." http://windowsvistablog.com/blogs/wi...vista-sp1.aspx I had to reinstall my Synaptics Touchpad drivers. You could do the same with your Realtek drivers. Have a go at it. "180pilot" wrote in message ... But, Microsoft says you need newer version then 6.0.1.6242 from Realtek. The only one I saw on Realtek site, I just downloaded is 6.0.1.5591, and Update won't let me have SP1??????? "Henry Bobenslob" wrote: "Cal Bear '66" wrote in message ... New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007: It is now April 2008. Either your post is out of date, or you entered the wrong date? |
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New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007
No, he isn't. He is saying that Windows Update is not offering you the
upgrade but you can download the standalone installer anyway. You most likely will need to reinstall the RealTek driver because reinstallation is the driver problem. The drivers work but have a defect that prevents SP1 from automatically reinstalling the drivers after SP1 is installed. If you know how to reinstall drivers then you can proceed to SP1. However, SP1 goes onto Automatic Updates in a few days anyway so you might as well just wait. "180pilot" wrote in message ... Are you saying MS Article 948343 is incorrect? "David P." wrote: Download the free standing installer: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en This business about the driver issue with SP1 seems to me to be a bit overdone. You may just have to reinstall a few drivers. "These drivers do not follow our guidelines for driver installation and as a result, some beta participants who were using Windows Vista and updated to Service Pack 1 reported issues with these devices. Because the issue was with the way the drivers were installed and not the drivers themselves, the solution was simply to reinstall the drivers." http://windowsvistablog.com/blogs/wi...vista-sp1.aspx I had to reinstall my Synaptics Touchpad drivers. You could do the same with your Realtek drivers. Have a go at it. "180pilot" wrote in message ... But, Microsoft says you need newer version then 6.0.1.6242 from Realtek. The only one I saw on Realtek site, I just downloaded is 6.0.1.5591, and Update won't let me have SP1??????? "Henry Bobenslob" wrote: "Cal Bear '66" wrote in message ... New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007: It is now April 2008. Either your post is out of date, or you entered the wrong date? |
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New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007
I have 6.0.1.5591 and Vista is working just fine. I was offered and
downloaded and installed the upgrade with no problems. SV 180pilot wrote: But, Microsoft says you need newer version then 6.0.1.6242 from Realtek. The only one I saw on Realtek site, I just downloaded is 6.0.1.5591, and Update won't let me have SP1??????? "Henry Bobenslob" wrote: "Cal Bear '66" wrote in message ... New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007: It is now April 2008. Either your post is out of date, or you entered the wrong date? |
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New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007
That driver must not be why auto updates is not showing me SP1. On my newer
Fujitsu laptop, update shows it's ready to download already. "Henry Bobenslob" wrote: "Cal Bear '66" wrote in message ... New Realtek HD Audio Drivers -- ver. 1.90 -- 31 March 2007: It is now April 2008. Either your post is out of date, or you entered the wrong date? |
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