I appreciate you chiming in (again) but without knowing what to uninstall for the chipset to attempt a re-install in the correct order this isn't very helpful. I used the Dell Detect app to put back the drivers and the Audio was the last one so I assume it knows to do it in the correct order.
I had lots of problems with the realtek software that comes bundled with the driver. If you disable the two Realtek apps that run from the start, things just clear up - at least they did for me. I use the Sourceforge APO and their Peace equalizer. Great free stuff! But you have to disable the two unruly Realtek apps first!
ieee488
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December 29th, 2017 17:00
same principle as mentioned here: en.community.dell.com/.../20027104
ieee488
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December 30th, 2017 06:00
I wouldn't trust the Dell Detect.
You have two choices: 1 re-install Windows and then drivers in the correct order or 2 hope someone can help you with this problem
Just yesterday I re-installed Windows 7 Home Premium on a Latitude 2120 purchased on eBay.
Did not use Dell Detect app.
Simply re-installed drivers in correct order.
Everything is working properly including the touchscreen.
nicholashcanale
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December 30th, 2017 06:00
I appreciate you chiming in (again) but without knowing what to uninstall for the chipset to attempt a re-install in the correct order this isn't very helpful. I used the Dell Detect app to put back the drivers and the Audio was the last one so I assume it knows to do it in the correct order.
herman7072
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January 4th, 2018 18:00
I had lots of problems with the realtek software that comes bundled with the driver. If you disable the two Realtek apps that run from the start, things just clear up - at least they did for me. I use the Sourceforge APO and their Peace equalizer. Great free stuff! But you have to disable the two unruly Realtek apps first!