Realtek Drivers Update

[AxisHax66]

Gigabyte APP Center's been notifying me about Realtek, it says there's an update, but I can't download it (1st pic). I was wondering if I could download that update from Realtek's website, but I don't know what to download (2nd pic)...

[RadiatingLight]

unless something's not working, don't update.

[AxisHax66]

1 minute ago, RadiatingLight said:

unless something's not working, don't update.

Well, actually I've been experiencing general crashes (PC stop working after minutes from start) and audio issues... I receive a constant notification that says my audio device was disconnected, which isn't true.

[Billy_Mays]

Try to find one with the date of 06/01/17 or within a couple of weeks

[AxisHax66]

Maybe audio issues are related to Realtek drivers, or maybe they're related to something physical, I don't know.

[AxisHax66]

1 minute ago, Billy_Mays said:

Try to find one with the date of 06/01/17 or within a couple of weeks

But what should I download? "High Definition Audio Codecs"?

[demonix00]

More often them not these drivers will include some proprietary additions to the audio manager, so you would be better off downloading the drivers from the support page for the specific motherboard you have on the gigabyte website (as long as gigabyte actually updates the driver files on the website).

[AxisHax66]

1 minute ago, demonix00 said:

More often them not these drivers will include some proprietary additions to the audio manager, so you would be better off downloading the drivers from the support page for the specific motherboard you have on the gigabyte website (as long as gigabyte actually updates the driver files on the website).

Okay... By the way, I've updated BIOS recently, a few days later I started experiencing issues (already mentioned).

[Billy_Mays]

11 minutes ago, AxisHax66 said:

But what should I download? "High Definition Audio Codecs"?

I think I'm almost done my first build sorceing the last couple of parts

[LogicalDrm]

You can also use Gigabytes website for drivers. I wouldn't personally use Realteks site.

[AxisHax66]

On 2017-6-1 at 7:15 PM, Billy_Mays said:

I think I'm almost done my first build sorceing the last couple of parts

What?

On 2017-6-2 at 3:09 AM, LoGiCalDrm said:

You can also use Gigabytes website for drivers. I wouldn't personally use Realteks site.

I've already reinstalled the drivers from Gigabyte's website and the problem has been solved, apparently. Thank you, guys.

[Billy_Mays]

1 hour ago, AxisHax66 said:

What?

Almost finding good deals