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I mentioned this in a few other forums but here are the new subsystem IDs for the 9031 & 9034 drivers from Gigabyte listed in the HDXGigabyte.inf file:
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yup, Realtek add that many new device 1458nnnn subsystem IDs (about 40+) to 6.0.9031.1 & 6.0.9034.1 [perhaps some or most of them are for upcoming 11th gen Intel systems]
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unrelated but Microsoft seems to have recently posted a new generic FF00 HDA driver - v6.0.9000.1 from here
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but the problem with this generic 9000.1 FF00 HDA driver is that it is in 32bit (x86) form and not the commonly used 64bit (x64) version [awwww
]. so I cannot use this except maybe on my cousin's old HP pavilion laptop which does use a 32bit Windows OS and a Realtek ALC268 audio device. I guess Realtek did not submit an x64 version of 9000.1 FF00 to Microsoft (at least not yet)
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The contents of this section are hiddenyup, Realtek add that many new device 1458nnnn subsystem IDs (about 40+) to 6.0.9031.1 & 6.0.9034.1 [perhaps some or most of them are for upcoming 11th gen Intel systems]
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unrelated but Microsoft seems to have recently posted a new generic FF00 HDA driver - v6.0.9000.1 from here
Code:
The contents of this section are hiddenbut the problem with this generic 9000.1 FF00 HDA driver is that it is in 32bit (x86) form and not the commonly used 64bit (x64) version [awwww
]. so I cannot use this except maybe on my cousin's old HP pavilion laptop which does use a 32bit Windows OS and a Realtek ALC268 audio device. I guess Realtek did not submit an x64 version of 9000.1 FF00 to Microsoft (at least not yet)
