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My apologies, but these were the only official Realtek drivers that even mentioned the word "tuner" in them that were not from 2009. You may want to speak with either Reltek or Microsoft customer support, as I read on other forums that the drivers do exist. But for some reason they're not on Realtek's official driver search or list, which makes them extremely hard to find. Windows Driver Support: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/products/windows?os=windows-10 Realtek Support: http://www.realtek.com/contact/contentView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=1&PFid=4&Level=2 I realize that this isn't the ideal solution for most problems, really. But with this combined support I hope you find those drivers.

You may need to try these drivers from Realtek http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsCheck.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false Unfortunately, I haven't found drivers older than the 2009 drivers that were from a reputable source, but I fell as if these drivers might fair with good results.

I had upgraded my PC last Christmas from a GTX 550ti to a GTX 1060 6GB and now sometimes it just randomly shuts off, I don't know if it's the GPU or the crap factor of my CPU, which is an AMD A10-5800K paired with the stock cooler from an AMD A8-7600. Any help or just telling me that i'm an idiot would be appreciated. Full build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/MxXmJV

In Device Manager, Under Sound Video & Game Controllers, Right click the Realtek 2832U Device then click "Update Driver Software", Click "Browse My Computer for Driver Software", Click "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer". A 2012 Realtek 2832U driver should be on the list if you have previously installed the correct Realtek driver package. Select the Realtek 2012 driver, click Next to install the driver, the dongle then works and the 2012 driver remains installed. If you can't see a 2012 in the Device Manager driver list or if windows is blocking the install of the 2012 driver, uninstall the 2832U device from Device Manager and delete the driver files. Then install the 2012 driver from its setup file. After Windows updates to the wrong 2009 driver, the 2012 driver will be in the driver list in Device Manager. Go to the list and re-install the 2012 driver. Windows does not re-install the wrong 2009 driver after that.

Thank you all for the help and advice! I didn't know the LTT community was this awesome.

Okay, so recently I decided to give my PC a deep cleaning, and me being the genius that I am, decided to try to hook up a fan directly to my PSU. I promptly dropped the two leads coming from my PSU and gave my whole case a shock. This fried my mobo (hopefully not my CPU as well :/) so I decided to put my 550 TI into my only spare motherboard, a Gigabyte F2A68HM-H with an AMD A8-7600 APU in it and a G-Skill Sniper Series 8gb ram set. I was wondering if the A8-7600 and the 550Ti are going to get along long enough and at least give me enough power to run games like GTA 5 and The Walking Dead: Season Two adequately enough until I can get a new motherboard. Any help is appreciated!

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