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I tried to download driver from Realtek website because I had an issue with audio. But I got BSOD during the installation process. I tried to delete this driver via command prompt but received BSOD again. How to sort it out? I am in a loop
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Hi Katy, Greg is here (an Independent advisor).
This issue might be due to the incompatibility of the latest Windows 10 update and the Audio driver. I recommend that you try performing System Restore using a Bootable USB. Create installation media for Windows.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15088/...
Then follow the instructions from the section Use installation media to restore your PC, the article Recovery options in Windows 10
