T07 4Gb NO AUDIO HDMI

roberto_de_angelis 2016-03-25 21:12:38 UTC #1

Last episode from T07 4GB.
I installed all the drivers except the last three (see photo) because installing the penultimate pc reboots endlessly (shotdown).
The device works because vu meter modulates and feels with headphones.
But the audio does not pass through HDMI to TV.
What to do?

Kaiwa 2016-03-25 22:04:36 UTC #2

I dont really understand what you're typing.
But i assume you cant install some drivers, you can reinstall the operating system, the drivers should work.

roberto_de_angelis 2016-03-25 22:23:32 UTC #3

excuse my English...
I have two problems:
1) the machine stops (Shoutdown) is installing the latest list of drivers, or after about 5 minutes (temperature problems? Power?)
2) the audio does not pass in hdmi on TV (but works with headphones)

shadowninjazx 2016-03-25 23:30:41 UTC #4

1) If you are experiencing temperature problems, you can try to install a custom heat sink.
2) The audio through HDMI should be the Intel SST audio device. Set it the the default out put.

roberto_de_angelis 2016-03-26 21:43:22 UTC #5

The continuous reboot problem is due to the temperature. To solve the sound problem on tv hdmi.

shadowninjazx 2016-03-26 22:47:58 UTC #6

To get audio working you need the Intel SST driver.
Try a driver ultility https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B22P9RqONXHVeTlOLWlkUXRNaUE/view?usp=sharing

Or you can reinstall Windows 10.

Aero_Deluxe 2017-01-20 19:16:06 UTC #7

Roberto, did you find a solution? I have EXACTLY the same problem you described. I'm think there's a driver that causes the system to shutdown after a while, but I also learned that shutdowns come from the first time I connect to the Internet... Could it be some update that windows is downloading what causes the system to shutdown? I also get like 5 minutes or so til system goes down, buy I'm pretty sure it doesn't have nothing to do with temperature, as shutdowns come unexpectedly and sometimes when the system is idle, so temperature monitor is in some cases reading temps of less than 60 C. Hope there's some sort of solution for our unlucky machines! Thanks for sharing!