Where can I find chipset drivers?

[User718]

Bought the Win 11 Pro device but needed to load Win 10. Looks like I'm missing the chipset drivers...

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where can I get them? Thanks!

[admin]

Bought the Win 11 Pro device but needed to load Win 10. Looks like I'm missing the chipset drivers...
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where can I get them? Thanks!

Hello, User718
Please tell me the PC model you are using. I will send you the driver download link directly according to the model number

[User718]

Hello, User718
Please tell me the PC model you are using. I will send you the driver download link directly according to the model number

AK1 Pro

[User718]

Looking forward to that PM with the link. I would like to deliver this system to my customer tomorrow. Thanks!

[admin]

Looking forward to that PM with the link. I would like to deliver this system to my customer tomorrow. Thanks!

Thank you for your quick reply. Here's the link to the driver you need:

[User718]

Thank you for your quick reply. Here's the link to the driver you need:

Thank you! Worked great!

[User718]

Stab in the dark here:

I noticed when installing the drivers all of them were signed with the exception of the audio driver. I installed it anyway without issue. I'm currently troubleshooting an issue though, where audio is not coming out through the monitor's speakers via a HDMI cable. It's a brand new Samsung monitor as well. I also can't get the 3.5mm jack to work through the monitor either.

That said, I can see the sound visualization peak bar within Windows, I can also get sound to work via Bluetooth. I can also remote into the device and get the sound to play through a remote connection. I don't think the computer is at fault but wanted to ask in the event I'm missing something. I've tried multiple HDMI cables too. The only thing I haven't tried was hooking the computer up to another HDMI monitor/TV. Thoughts?

[Gabe]

Are you sure the correct device is set in the sound output, as in 'HDMI', or whatever it says?

If it's not too much of a hassle to do so, I'd try it through the TV, just to see what happens, if for nothing more than a troubleshooting step. You also may want to try another HDMI cable, just to eliminate that as a possible cause, though the chances of that being the problem are probably pretty low.

I don't know if it will help, but take a look at the suggestions on the following site...

https://www.minitool.com/news/hdmi-no-s ... audio.html