How Do You Fix A Sound Card Driver?
If the device driver that operates your computer sound card is malfunctioning, you can fix these issues by simply performing a “roll back” using the Device Manager in Windows. This will return your driver to the version number it was running the last time everything was working correctly. Performing a driver roll back with the Device Manager in Windows is literally as easy as clicking a few specific buttons. Click “Start.” Click “Computer.” Click “System Properties.” Click “Device Manager.” Look for the “Sound, Video and Game Controllers” sub-heading. Your computer sound card will be listed under this specific sub-heading in the Device Manager. Right-click on the listing for your sound card. Click “Properties.” Click “Driver.” Click “Roll Back Driver.” This will return your sound card’s driver to the most recent version that worked correctly, thus fixing the problems you were having.
