Sounds like just a driver problem, now that you mention the install/uninstall loop. Try the following: Download the latest Realtek driver from MSI. Then disable internet by removing the LAN cable or turning off WLAN in Windows, then uninstall the current Realtek driver, and install MSI's Realtek driver. It will probably want a reboot to install.

I updated my PRO B660M-A DDR4 bios from 7D43v1E to 7D43v1F through MSI control center, after that Realtek Audio is not detecting/showing in Windows 11 and Windows 10 dual boot OS. The Audio is enabled in Bios.-----Module Information-----MS-7D43 1.F0 Intel Chipset Drivers 10.1.19376.8374
RESET SW: 2-pin connector to connect the reset switch on the front panel. If the computer freezes and cannot be restarted normally, use this button to restart it. POWER LED (+/-): This is a 2-pin connector for the power status indicator on the front panel. This indicator light will illuminate when the power is on. Machine model confirmation: the model number is indicated on the sticker on the lower right of the keyboard (Eg: GS63VR 7RF) 2. After entering the MSI official website, input the model name in the index field in the upper right corner and click Enter to search. 3. Click "Download". 4. Select the corresponding system in the "Select" drop-down menu.

6. Aug 5, 2020. #1. After fixing new components for my new pc, everything seems to work, but the only thing that doesn't seem to work is that I don't have any audio from jacks. When I'm using the jack from my monitor (which is connected by HDMI), I do hear sound but that's only a temporary solution since there's no mic-jack in it.

So your realtek Hd Audio Manager will not load, has disappeared from control Panel etc.. This is what worked for me to get it working again Without Re-instal
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When I came back, sound bar was still on (normally it turns itself of after few minutes) and there was no audio, neither via digital or 3.5mm jacks. Front audio is not working too. Here's what I have tried: Uninstall audio driver, install it again. Disable and enable audio device in device manager.
A：Check whether the motherboard supports wireless functionality Go to the ASUS official website to confirm whether your motherboard supports wireless function. 1）Click icon，enter the model name of your motherboard (As an example：TUF GAMING B550-PLUS WI-FI) 2).

Hello how are you! I would like to know which audio driver you installed, which solved your problem. Could you tell me the driver version or, where did you download it from? I have a similar problem; my B450 Tomahawk Max ll motherboard has no audio, and the microphone doesn't work either.

If when connecting a USB device to the front I/O the device does not get recognized or read by Windows, this can indicate a problem with the USB connection. Firstly, verify if the device works on the USB ports that are apart of the motherboard on the back. If this doesn't work still, make sure your motherboard drivers are up to date.
Report abuse. First, run the Playing audio troubleshoot - open Start > Settings > Update & security > Troubleshoot. Scroll down, select Playing audio. Click Run the troubleshooter. When complete, restart your computer then check if audio is working again. Press Windows key + X. Click Device Manager.
Click on Search on Taskbar and type Device Manager. In Device Manager, expand Sound, Video, and Game Controllers. Right click on the RealtekAudio and select Update Driver. Select the option Browse my computer for Driver Software. In the next screen, select the option Let me pick from a list of available drivers.
Sep 28, 2021. #1. I was downloading the latest audio drivers (a decision which I now regret) from the MSI website b360m support section. I downloaded and installed the latest one with nahimic drivers. after that point everything went down. my headset hada bad quality speaker and my mic doesn't work. I contacted MSI support regarding the issue
If not there, it's the controller that failed. If you find the HD audio controller: Right click it, select Uninstall. If asked, do not choose to delete driver files. Reboot. The driver will reinstall and the audio controller will attempt to re-detect the HD audio device. bMvz.
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