IDT Audio IDT High Definition Audio CODEC took out my audio

I may have already posted this--but I don't see my post so decided to
repost. Appologies if this is the 2nd time you see it.

I recently encountered this same problem. I've read through the posts here
and I don't quite understand??
This happened last sunday 23 Nov. but I don't remember installing any
updates? The last thing I remember doing was installing a program to reduce
video files. It didn't work so I deleted it. My volume still worked though.
It wasn't until the next day the sound just went out.

I tried fixing it by reinstalling stuff as several of the people did and it
didn't work. I tried going to the website and I'm wondering if I can even do
that backup stuff because I have Windows XP 2002--NOT vista??

Can someone help please??? I need the volume for work!!

Not really the same scenario, and the thread you've attached to is largely
expired anyway. Please post a new message spelling out your particular issue in
more detail. As it doesn't sound as if your problem relates to Windows Update,
you may get a better response by posting in microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware.

I have the same problem but mine is complcated by the fact that this is a new
MS install. All works except the audeo. (strange how you can miss something
like audeo) I get the error "IDT High Def Audeo Codec Code 10. I tried
removing the software. Since the card is built in I can't remove it. Nothing
works. Since I don't have a BU what are my options

Cannot scan my computer as the program is not 64bit

Hi, I am trying to do some clean up and get rid of third-party Internet
utilities, antivirus programs, or firewall programs.
Do I actually need this IDT audio? What exactly is it for? I sure would
appreciate any advice that you could give. Thanks a lot

thanks alot for that help. Was so frustrated with this same problem occuring
twice to me. Second time around was when i saw ur post. Just wanted to say
thanks

Hi, I realize this is a really old issue, but I am having the same one now.
This computer was just converted back to windows from Linux about a week ago.
I reviewed the responses here, and when I went to to do the system restore it
says I had it turned off. Exactly how do I get the audio to work? I've tried
with both the IDT and the Realtek drivers, but everytime I reboot and the
"found new hardware" dialog box pops up and I go through the process of both
automatically and manually installing the drivers, it keeps telling me that
it is unable to start. Do you ahve any suggestions on what I should do?

Hi. I am having similar problems with a driver that a member in the house
accidentally uninstalled today. I was trying to figure out how to 'get back'
everything I uninstalled to get my Audio Driver to work. I get not sound feed
from anywhere, and my Media Player won't even play music. Can you tell me how
you did it to your computer?

:-\ I have been having similar problems with Windows 7 as of today (considering some in this thread use vista I just assumed that I may as well post in the thread that has the exact same problem as I do).
Windows update will go and install this horrible driver update for me that completely removes sound functionality.
It is indeed IDT High Definition Audio Codec, I can't remember the version BEFORE the update.
The only way I have gotten my sound back is by performing a system restore, rolled back to a couple of days ago. However after restarting my system the sound is gone again.
...
(I am actually typing this as I try to fix the problem myself, and I think I may have found what I need, too.)

My computer is a HP Pavilion dv6-2088x laptop, so I looked for drivers specifically from the manufacturer. I am going to try to use those, and also turn off windows update (I never REALLY get anything that I REALLY need outta windows update anyway, IMO.)

Update: getting the OEM driver did not work.

wow thanks lol that worked for me and i had a fresh install of windows xp

How in hell can it work perfectly for one person to get manufacturer drivers and not work at all for another? There is nothing in this thread that worked for me except for system restore back to a time before my driver was updated and then turning off windows update.
I hate this solution because I had to go through hell to convince my university that windows update cripples my computer because their network services require I have it turned on.