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From: Biotech Jim1/26/2016 8:50:06 AM
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I have an HP Pavilion dv6-3155dx notebook and about 6 months ago I downloaded Windows 10 and all seemed to be working fine. Then apparently after an update (not sure) my sound was non-existent. I looked online and saw that their may have been an audio driver issue with Win 10. But, a driver check said my audio driver seemed to be OK. I deleted the Intel audio driver and tried to upload a new one, but could not find a similarly named driver. Now I am stuck. No audio and no Intel audio driver.

Can anyone provide any advice. Thanks.

Jim
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