Audio driver uninstallation G560

Hi,
I've got G560, win7 32-bit;
Intel Onboard Graphics Driver is installed, which also includes the audio driver.
I want to uninstall only the audio driver part (have tried via device manager, uninstalled High Definition Audio Device and Intel Display Audio, but after the reboot windows installs them again (seems like that), so they are active just after the reboot).
Uninstalling the whole Intel Onboard Graphics Driver solved the problem, but in this case I have no video driver left, as NVIDIA Display Driver detects an error (something like "Nvidia didn't found the device" ) (have no idea why Nvidia should work with no nvidia graphic board)
These two drivers are the only 2 that should suits my system (as lenovo support & download says).
The question would be how to disable windows to automatically install the audio driver after the reboot after the driver has been uninstalled.
I want to completely get rid of it, not only to disable the audio driver via the device manager.
Thanks,
Alex

while installation, system files has been copied to windows system32 folder, that's why even if you un-install the drivers, on next start-up, it starts to install drivers automatically.
you can try to un-install drivers on safe mode ( when you see lenovo start-up logo, press f8 )
also, your graphic card has also sound output for vga/hdmi ports, that's why nvidia is trying to install sound drivers or can't find it.
why do you need to un-install sound drivers anyway?
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Please choose according to your os
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Lenovo G560 ... AUDIO DRIVER FOR WINDOWS XP ..

Iam using Lenovo G560 laptop for 8 months.. but just now , i formatted my system and installed WIndows XP and Windows 7... . but iam not able to install conexant audio driver on windows XP ...when i tried to install ...it says "problem with audio media" .. so anyone plzzz help me out of it sir....

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Hi,I'm now using Ideapad Z510. After upgraded to Windows 8.1. I'd went to the Lenovo website searching for new driver update.
But, after i install the "Realtek Audio Driver 6.0.1.7023", the "Dolby Home Theater V4" is not running(audio sound not playing through).And, the "Dolby Digital Plus" is running instead of "Dolby Home Theater V4".
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Truly, the "Dolby Digital Plus"'s sound is crisper and louder than "Dolby Home Theater V4". But the sound of "Dolby Home Theater V4" has more bass and more function (like Graphic Equalizer, more Intelligent Equalizer etc.).
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Hi all
Could you try out DAA or DHTLightweight from my link and just install the Dolby software without overriding your Realtek Driver? I am not sure whether would it work, but worth a try. I have tried on Y460, W520 and G560 with great experience.
If the older Dolby software does not work with your existing Realtek driver, you could install the DAA or DHTLightweight with their driver to overwrite and see how it goes.
Thank You
Peter
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Every time i launch garageband i get this message "Error code 28773 was returned by the Audio driver."

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IDT Audio Driver Problem

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I am wanting to update my computers' drivers and complete the windows updates which it is telling me that I need to complete. For a couple of years now, I have been trying to find a way to sucessfully update my IDT Audio Driver. Whenever the update finishes, I restart my computer and it seems that the driver and/or my hardware has been disconnected. The small speaker icon in the lower right hand corner has a red "x" and it acts as if there are no speakers. I have to complete the system restore and restore my computer to an earlier time (before the "configure IDT Audio" update. Please help! TL;DRIDT Audio Update basically uninstalls the driver or speakers. What is the correct driver/what is the problem?

Beats Audio Driver for 4-1130us ultrabook

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Hi, John:
See if this audio driver works.
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G510 audio driver installation problem on Windows 8.1

I've just received my brand new Lenovo G510 and installed Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit onto it.
Most of the drivers from the attached CD installed without any problems (though I was quite surprised that no newer versions were available on the Support wrbpage) but I can't install audio driver.
Apparently this series is equipped in either Conexant or Realtek audio chips and the provided setup application is desigend to detect the correct chip and run the appropriate driver installation program.
The problem is that setup is not working for me. All I receive is the notification "This utility can not be used on this machine". Since there are no "orphan" audio devices in the Device Manager, I can't really tell which audio chipset is installed in my machine. I don't want to install both dirvers as it may just cause confilcts.
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hi mikolajek,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
Under Device manager
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change the Value to Hardware ID then check the details
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Then search for the DEV and youll know that device
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Dolby Audio driver cannot start after upgrading to Windows 8.1

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hi sotim01,
Thanks for posting!
1. Uninstall all components,
Open Device Manager and Uninstall your Conexant audio under Sound and ganing controllers (make sure to place a check under delete driver software for this device)
2. Open Control Panel Uninstall a program and highlight the dolby component and an Uninstall button will appear.
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Restart your PC and there you go!
Let me know your findings
Cheers!
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G480 - Dolby Audio driver cannot start after upgrading to Windows 8.1

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hi sotim01,
Thanks for posting!
1. Uninstall all components,
Open Device Manager and Uninstall your Conexant audio under Sound and ganing controllers (make sure to place a check under delete driver software for this device)
2. Open Control Panel Uninstall a program and highlight the dolby component and an Uninstall button will appear.
3. Open your C: drive and Delete any folder that says drivers if non then continue with the next step
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Install it and continue
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Open that, Open Connexant Open Dolby Gui, then you should have Dolbyaa for Advanced audio.
Restart your PC and there you go!
Let me know your findings
Cheers!
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After an uneventful installation of Window 7 (64) onto iMac cor 2duo OS X 10.6.7.
NO SOUND.
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You do NOT want to disable unless you are not going to use a device.
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After uninstalling the audio driver that comes with my laptop, I tried getting a standard Realtek driver from their website. But when I install that, Beats Audio reappears! This is so frustrating! How can I uninstall Beats Audio? I want it gone forever! I can see from searching these forums that this is a common problem. But none of the solutions have shown how to just use a standard Realtek driver without this Beats Audio rubbish.
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Thanks for the reply. But you've misunderstood the question. I know how to uninstall the sound driver and just use a generic Windows one instead. But what I'm actually looking to do, is install the Realtek audio driver without Beats Audio. Thanks.

Error message occurs when I try to install Realtek HD Audio driver on Satellite M70

Microsoft Bus Driver should be loaded in your system before installing Realtek HD Audio Driver
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HP Pavillion dv6500 with windows xp pro AND NO audio Driver!

i have a hp pavilion dv6500 laptop entertainment pc here with me. It came with windows vista but i downgraded to windowx xp pro. it runs alot smoother! Everything works great except one problem? The audiio drivers that the hp websites has does not work? I cannot find the right audio drivers? I have tried even letting windows update search for the drivers with no luck? Why are the drivers on the website not working? How can i get this to work? if i upgrade it to windows 7 can i intergarde the vista drivers to work with the windows 7 program? i really need help! Thanks!

The General XP Downgrade Guide for HP notebooks is what you need to read. This well written guide has helped (at least!!) thousands of forum members downgrade their notebook successfully. There is a section that applies to your notebook.
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Hi mido112k,
I understand that you are having a problem installing the Dolby Home theater on your HP Pavilion G6-2321ee Notebook PC. I will try my best to help you with this.
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Thank you,
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