If any device says that it requires further installation. Right click the Audio devices and select 'Properties' - 'Event' tab.

System devices (Intel Smart Sound and/or High Definition Audio Controller)īefore proceeding to manual update check the Event tab for each device. Software components (Realtek Audio Effects Component and Universal Service if listed) Sound, video and game controllers (Realtek Audio or similar) Audio input and output (Realtek Audio or similar) Press the Windows Key + X, or right click the Windows icon in the bottom left. **This may prevent Windows from interfering with your hardware drivers in future updates, but keep crucial security updates rolling. Click 'Device Installation Settings' and Select 'No' Navigate to 'Advanced System Settings' -> 'Hardware' Type 'Control Panel' and select 'Small icons' or 'Large Icons' in the 'View By' top right. Right click the Windows Icon, select the 'Search' Function. Disable Automatic Hardware drivers update

You can do this by performing the step below: What usually helps is denying Windows Updates from affecting hardware drivers completely. Windows updates have a way of messing with hardware drivers, as they sometimes tend to not be compatible with the hardware made by the laptop manufacturers, be it Dell, Asus, Lenovo etc etc. Right click the files in question and select 'Run as Administrator'. Just plot in the serial number of the device, click the search icon and select your device, then head to Drivers & Software, select Manual Update, then select the Chipset section You can find and install the newest drivers from the Lenovo Support Page Make sure you have the newest Chipset and Serial I.O drivers for your device:

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