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PC Drivers & Software

IUCSA39
Newcomer
yesterday

There is a unknown device ACP HDA Node in Device Manager

ACP HDA NodeACP HDA NodeIt maybe an audio device.When I uninstalled it, the sound became mono and returned to normal after restarting.How can I find the driver files to install it?

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gogoanime3
Newcomer
yesterday

An "Unknown device ACP HDA Node" in Device Manager usually indicates that the system has detected hardware (often related to audio or sound devices) but lacks the necessary drivers to properly identify and configure it. Installing the correct drivers for your audio hardware or running Windows Update can often resolve the issue.

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goodplay
MVP
11 hours ago

Part of 'amd audio co-processor'?, check on the laptop maker website.

Either audio driver or part of chipset drivers.

 

 

My PC- Ryzen 5 5600x, B550 aorus pro ac, Hyper 212 black, 2 x 16gb F4-3600c16dgtzn kit, NM790 2TB, Nitro+RX6900XT, RM850, Win.10 Pro., LC27G55T.
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IUCSA39
Newcomer
7 hours ago

I stumbled upon a video on YouTube that offered some suggested solutions, so I tried it, and it seemed that this "other device" didn't appear anymore, but I wasn't sure if that was the cure.

 

In Device Manager, right-click on this "ACP HDA NODE", right-click > - Update Driver> - Browse My Computer for Drivers> - Select from the list of available drivers on my computer> - Scroll to "Audio Input and Output" below, next > - Audio Endpoints, Install.

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