Realtek HDA/UAD/Component Drivers

oemuser wrote:

Realtek ALC265 is OLD.
Core isolation doesn't impact here, the BOSD is caused by loaded attempted driver.

that could be true but Silverian has ALC295, not ALC265

rvail,

You're right, I completely forgot to mention this detail in my first post. I am familiar with how to use Wagnardsoft DDU (in Safe Mode) because I own an RTX GPU, however, trying to perform a clean reinstallation of the Realtek driver was one of my first troubleshooting steps before wiping out (format) my NVME to test the same in Windows 10 with no success. I went back to Windows 11 after noticing the issue remains. I feel there is something missing, a piece of the puzzle I am lacking but I am not sure what exactly.

Thank you for your suggestion, I appreciate it.

erpster96 wrote:

oemuser wrote:

Realtek ALC265 is OLD.
Core isolation doesn't impact here, the BOSD is caused by loaded attempted driver.

that could be true but Silverian has ALC295, not ALC265
 

Hey erpster96,

Thank you for the correction, I updated my first post (on page 55) with that important detail.

On the other hand, I have been wondering what would be your expert opinion on this matter.