Again, if anybody has any suggestions, they're all greatly appreciated. I just figured I'd mention it in case it helped anybody to know about There were quite a few things under the sound section (among other areas) like this too. Is active and functioning properly though, so I know that the integrated card can't be disconnected. When I clicked on it, I saw code 45 on its status, which as I understand it means that it is literally disconnected from the system. On a sort of unrelated side note, I clicked on show hidden devices, and my integrated graphics adapter showed up. If anybody has any suggestions based on this update to my situation, please do let me Other than an unknown device that turned out to be associated with the graphics card adapter ('igfx.) showing up under device manager, nothing happened. I even tried installing an updated version of my Intel integrated graphics drivers, which also carry a speaker update

I uninstalled and reinstalled my audio driver, and still got nothing. I see Codeġ0 in the device status for both my audio codec and my on-board speaker. I still don't have sound, and the OS still doesn't recognize my audio devices, but they show up (with warning signs) in Device Manager now. I was able to get my devices to (sort of) install my audio devices using the Add Legacy Hardware action. I had no issues like this while I was using Windows 8. I'm kind of confused as to why Windows hasn't installed its own driver onto my device. Restarting the Windows Audio service didn't help either. Realtek's HD Audio driver, which also didn't help. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the driver, to no avail. When I checked under Programs and Features, Realtek's I2S software was present, but there was not even a category for sound or audio devices shown in Device Manager. I had installed the Realtek sound driverįrom the ASUS website the day I installed Windows 10. There is no audio device listed in System Information. Text that reads 'no audio output device is installed.' The information I got from DxDiag.exe tells me that there is no audio output device installed. When I hover over the volume control on the taskbar, I get

I finally got back to trying to fix the issue today. I installed Windows 10 on July 30th on my ASUS Transformerbook T100TA, and had audio on it for one day.

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