Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio

[jcarle]

Is there a way to integrate the KB888111: Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio class driver version 1.0a hotfix [Formerly known as KB835221: Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio class driver] using nLite?

[nuhi]

Does normal integration works, this is only a direct integration question ?

[jcarle]

Normal integration does work, but direct integration does not.

[Camarade_Tux]

How can I determine if I would get any benefit of this patch ?

(Laptop AC'97, bought last summer)

[jcarle]

The patch is exclusively for integrated high definition audio, such as the Realtek Azalia codec. The traditional AC'97 codec does not need this patch to function.

[Camarade_Tux]

Thanks.

[RyanVM]

I know of one way to do it

[Tsyko]

Could you please tell us how?

[The Black Cloud]

use BTS Drivers

[Tsyko]

Thanks. Will give it a try

[RyanVM]

, that was a not so vague reference to my update pack. But yeah, BtS' driver pack works as well

[bitbugsbyte]

Why did they call it "Universal" when it clearly isn't. So I've concluded that Microsoft first made UAA and included it in updates. They did version 1.0a which I think must be uninstalled first. Then they made version 1.6 which is the latest that I could find. (It didn't help). Realtek has included UAA in their high definition audio driver.

My problem is that the driver installs without error, and says it finished, restart. However, it isn't in device manager. The volume icon is not by the clock.

OK so then I tried to uninstall it. I get the common error: "Realtek HD Audio driver Remove Failure!"

So I'm asking for a good uninstaller. I have downloaded the audio pack from BtS' driver pack here:

http://www.driverpacks.net/DriverPacks/

What a genius he must be...