Realtek HDA/UAD/Component Drivers

khealou écrit:

Recently this log started appearing in my event viewer, it appears each time a sound plays on my HP laptop. I'm asking if anybody have a clue what's going on.

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Log Name:      System Source:        Intel-SST-OED Date:          15/03/2026 12:05:30 AM Event ID:      19 Task Category: This task logs error codes to system event log. Level:         Information Keywords:       User:          LOCAL SERVICE Computer:      HOUSSEM-HP-PB Description: Check the remaining resource budget. Module exceeds resource budget, failed to AllocateFwCps, STATUS = Insufficient system resources exist to complete the API.. Event Xml: <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">   <System>     <Provider Name="Intel-SST-OED" Guid="{6f789161-d86f-4063-9e66-41f26b5da238}" />     <EventID>19</EventID>     <Version>0</Version>     <Level>4</Level>     <Task>6</Task>     <Opcode>20</Opcode>     <Keywords>0x8000000000000000</Keywords>     <TimeCreated SystemTime="2026-03-14T23:05:30.7283925Z" />     <EventRecordID>237741</EventRecordID>     <Correlation />     <Execution ProcessID="3352" ThreadID="2496" />     <Channel>System</Channel>     <Computer>HOUSSEM-HP-PB</Computer>     <Security UserID="S-1-5-19" />   </System>   <EventData>     <Data Name="message">Module exceeds resource budget, failed to AllocateFwCps</Data>     <Data Name="status">3221225626</Data>   </EventData> </Event>

Realtek Audio driver : HDXSSTHPBNB.inf , DriverVer=02/03/2026, 6.0.9951.1
IntelSST OED driver : IntcOED.inf, DriverVer = 10/17/2022,10.25.00.8130
I suspect the log started appearing after a recent update of the Realtek Audio driver, because the ISST OED driver hasn't been updated since October 2022.

khealou écrit:

it's an HP ProBook 450 G7 (Intel i7-10th / 32GB RAM) running Windows 11 25H2 Education (build 26200.8106).
Unfortunately, I don't have a Windows 10 setup present at the moment.

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PS C:\Users\Houssem> Get-CimInstance Win32_PnPSignedDriver | Where-Object {$_.DeviceClass -eq 'MEDIA'} | Select-Object DeviceName, Manufacturer, DriverVersion, HardwareID | Format-List DeviceName    : Microsoft Streaming Service Proxy Manufacturer  : Microsoft DriverVersion : 10.0.26100.1 HardwareID    : SW\{96E080C7-143C-11D1-B40F-00A0C9223196} DeviceName    : Intel® Smart Sound Technology (Intel® SST) Manufacturer  : Intel(R) Corporation DriverVersion : 10.25.0.8130 HardwareID    : INTELAUDIO\CTLR_DEV_02C8&LINKTYPE_02&DEVTYPE_01&VEN_8086&DEV_AE20&SUBSYS_86A0103C&REV_0001 DeviceName    : Intel(R) Display Audio Manufacturer  : Intel(R) Corporation DriverVersion : 10.27.0.14 HardwareID    : INTELAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_8086&DEV_280B&SUBSYS_80860101 DeviceName    : Realtek High Definition Audio Manufacturer  : Microsoft DriverVersion : 6.0.9951.1 HardwareID    : INTELAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0236&SUBSYS_103C86A0

I tried rolling back to Realtek Audio versions  6.0.9948.1  and 6.0.9943.1  , but the log still appears.