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Re: [motherboard] Realtek HD Audio is not being recognized. Do you see anything out of ordinary (i.e: ! or ?) in Device Mangler?
Do you have the Realtek set as the Default sound playback device in "Sounds and Audio Device Properties"? (especially if you have a video with HDMI output  )
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| It did show me an '? PCI Device' under 'Other Devices'. I thought that was a bit odd. It should have said '?Audio Controller'. |
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| I just went through my pile of disks and I found my original HP DC5750 backup image and I had made it a bootable one so I can toss it in and boot up the backup/restore program (Arconis) and everything works. 
But still HP has a stupid way they want the drivers installed. Maybe I missed something. |
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It's fairly easy to determine what hardware a generically-named device is. Open it up in Device Manager, go to the Details tab, and change the dropdown list to "Hardware Ids". You should see something like PCI\VEN_1102&DEV_000B (using my Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium as an example). You can search at various sites (here's the one I use) using the vendor and device listings.
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