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creative tnt/geforce 44.04 (windows 2000/xp) killed my hdmi audio??

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Accepted solution by Caleb Lopez — ok so many GPU installers let you choose components in Custom install, and teh HDMI/DisplayPort audio driver is one of them. rerun the…
  1. Selin
    @sfischer_25

    help!! since updating the graphics driver my TV gets no audio over HDMI at all.

    USB Audio Device Properties

    USB Audio Device Properties
Device status:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)

{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.

    i tried another HDMI cable, another port, and restarting the TV. In Sound settings the HDMI device doesn't even appear, and in Device Manager i don't see a high definition audio device for the GPU anymore. It worked yesterday on the old TNT/GeForce 44.04 (Windows 2000/XP). Help? i am starting to suspect teh installer did something odd, because nothing else changed. The TV itself works fine with a game console on the next input.

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  2. Hana I.
    @heap_fox-3ub

    ok so on some setups the HDMI audio only appears when the TV with a soundbar in between is teh active display at boot. Test with only the TV with a soundbar in between connected once. fingers crossed 🤞

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  3. Hana I.
    @heap_fox-3ub

    oof check the TV with a soundbar in between's input settings. some TVs and receivers renegotiate audio formats after a drvier change... power-cycling teh TV with a soundbar in between with teh PC on, or changing the TV's HDMI audio mode to PCM, can bring the endpoint back. hope that helps :)

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  4. Hana I.
    @heap_fox-3ub

    oof open the classic sound panel with mmsys.cpl, right-click the empty area, enable Show Disabled Devices and Show Disconnected Devices. A disabled HDMI endpoint won't appear in the modern Settings page. hope that helps :)

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  6. Ines
    @ikowalski

    hmmm in Device Manager, check Sound, video and game controllers for teh GPU's HD audio device. Also try View > Show hidden devices. If it's there but disabled, enable it. If it's missing entirely, use Action > Scan for hardware changes. worked for me anyway 🤷

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  7. Hana I.
    @heap_fox-3ub

    ok so this. sooo much this hope that helps :)

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  9. Silas
    @router_owl147

    which version are you on?. told my boss it would take 10 minutes. its been a whole week

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  10. Caleb Lopez
    @clopez

    oh ive been there lol if teh HD audio device shows a yellow mark, uninstall it in Device Manager (tick deltee teh driver software if offered), then reinstall the GPU package with the audio component selected.

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  11. Silas
    @router_owl147

    exact same thing happened to my work pc last month hope that helps :)

    lol

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  12. Ines
    @ikowalski

    lol same thing happened to me following, having the same problem hope that helps :)

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  14. Hana I.
    @heap_fox-3ub

    i swear (windows is cursed. is gpu even worth bothreing with or should i just leave it seriously need help here 😭

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  16. Caleb Lopez
    @clopez
    in reply to @heap_fox-3ub Accepted solution

    ok so many GPU installers let you choose components in Custom install, and teh HDMI/DisplayPort audio driver is one of them. rerun the Creative installer, choose Custom, and make sure the HD audio component is ticked. lmk how it goes

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  17. Selin
    @sfischer_25
    in reply to @clopez

    @clopez yesss enabling it in mmsys.cpl plus power-cycling the TV did it. HDMI audio is back with TNT/GeForce 44.04 (Windows 2000/XP) . thank u thank u thank u

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