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INSTALL INTEL SST AUDIO DEVICE DRIVER WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
INSTALL INTEL SST AUDIO DEVICE DRIVER WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS

When the system was going in screen saving, no way to get it out.

I know about this issue as I had it at the time of the Creator upgrade -> Solved

INSTALL INTEL SST AUDIO DEVICE DRIVER WINDOWS 10 INSTALL

The Wifi was not working : I had to install the latest Wifi driver from a usb drive.

So I ended up with a fresh Windows 10 Creator which had few problems : Took a few hours, but the system restored in Windows 10 Creator directly (not previous version of the system which I had removed). There were no more Updates, so I went with the system restore :-( It says something about unable to handle an event. If I let is start unplugged, then plug it, I see the desktop but then.

Something which could be helpful : I noticed that the system actually boots, if not plugged to the TV. Just like in this thread /thread/117208 Intel SST audio device ACPI\808622A8\1 requires further installation (repost per Intel request)Īnd if I reboot, then it does not want to start, keeps crashing.

INSTALL INTEL SST AUDIO DEVICE DRIVER WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS

And I also noticed that the drivers details say "Intel SST audio device ACPI\808622A8\1 requires further installation". It looks like it is installing as it should, the audio icon on the task bar becomes active, it detects my Panasonic TV etc. I re-installed again the Intel SST Audio Device, from the drivers list, Intel Corporation. The two other unknown devices where actually Bluetooth device : my iPhone and another system. I am now stuck with no sound and would appreciate some help please. Only way to boot is to go in recovery mode and remove the sst device again. I then tried to reboot, keeping the two other unknown bluetooth devices untouched. I did not know what to do with Realtek one ? One of them is "Device ACPI\808622A8" and I forced installation of the sst driver which can be found in the /Audio/ of the archive. The device manager is strangely telling me about 3 bluetooth unknown devices. So I had to look for the driver online and downloaded the SOC archive from there I was surprised Windows would not detect the device at reboot and automatically re-install / download the driver. I went in the devices manager and removed the device + the driver for Intel SST Audio. So I decided to re-install the audio driver. Only a reboot was, temporarily, solving the issue. So I though the sound system / driver was getting unstable, not the app itself. Restarting the app was not solving the issue, the sound problem was still there.

After a while, getting cracks and other strange effects. Earlier in August I upgraded Windows 10 to the Creators release.įrom then I started having sounds issues when watching videos.