TQ...btw,what's the different between those two?

not sure bout the different but currently my HP notebook pc using it

They drive different components: Realtek is for the onboard audio chip; while nvidia hd audio is for gpu. If you plugged in speakers into audio jacks you use Realtek.

Oo..That's mean i need to install NVidia HD Audio driver also for my laptop...because i use onboard audio chip...

Before this,i installed both on my laptop...after upgrading to w10..,i need to reinstall them...huhu

Yep

uh? no, you need realtek audio driver because you use onboard audio chip.

Oo..,ok2,means i need realtek audio driver...btw,if i install both realtek & NVidia audio driver.,there's no problem right?

yes, no problem.

Thanks..already installed both driver...

But few of my laptop's driver still couldn't update.."no update available yet" from the manufacturer site...huhu

like what? can you make a list and see if others can help?

Like Synapstic Pointer Driver..huhu...Just now my windows got some new updates available...not sure what updates is about.maybe i need to update my windows 1st & see how's going...?huhu

you can try the synaptics driver package at http://www.synaptics.com/resources

Yeahh...already got it...thanks pal..!

no problem hopefully everything works for you, like ours lol

lel what you talking about? Windows 7 didn't even have native USB3 support either. Can confirm you cannot install Windows 7 directly over USB3 ports without additional drivers...

Just asking... Your nvidia GPU is?? If you look up Device Manager does it say something like 3D controller or VGA controller?

W7 has vendor support for USB 3.0 and stable for months. W10 none. Devices will disconnect randomly. It is a known fault. Check the MS forums. No proper solution apart from system restore. Worthless OS.

Works well so far...

NVidia Geforce 310M CUDA...

right... but m$ft is getting rid of win7 and win8.x so maybe will focus more w10 soon...

but whateva I already abandon ship since release of 10TP, moved to Linux...

hmm... ok but have you seen this 3D Video Controller when you start to install any display drivers or already uninstalled any display drivers?


ok so from what I know (maybe not true), that 3D video controller is your nvidia gpu (if that is correct) but why WIndows recognise that way instead of VGA compatible controller has its meanings...
that HDMI port of yours (if you have) is connected directly to one of your gpus, be it intel or nvidia...

if nvidia gpu is shown to be 3d video controller, chances are your hdmi port is used solely by intel gpu (i think newer laptop is like this) for output through hdmi cable (if you use)...
is this a good thing or bad thing? i dunno but its definitely good thing on Linux

ok anyway that hd audio driver is only used for gpus that controls the hdmi port to output sound, thats why intel also got its intel hd audio if you installed from intel display driver
also applies to nvidia
probably to cover all sorts configuration on desktop/laptop

so even if you installed the nvdia hd audio driver if your nvidia gpu is not the one controlling the hdmi port, i guess nothing will happen since the extra driver just sit there doing nothing...

so yeah background info for your hd audio display driver...

This post has been edited by TruboXL: May 24 2016, 04:59 PM