Cirrus Logic CS4206B Driver Issues on Windows 10 with Bootcamp

If you're experiencing issues with your Cirrus Logic CS4206B audio driver on Windows 10 with Bootcamp, you're not alone. In this article, we'll explore some common problems and potential solutions to help you get your audio up and running.

One of the most frustrating issues is when Windows refuses to accept the driver update. I recently encountered this problem when trying to install the CS4206B drivers from Cirrus Logic's website. The instructions suggested pointing the Update Driver wizard to the folders containing the .sys files, but unfortunately, this didn't work for me.

Another challenge I faced was uninstalling the driver and selecting 'Delete Files' only to have it revert back to the High Definition Audio Device. This caused applications like iTunes to accept the audio output, but with a volume that was inaudible.

To resolve these issues, I recommend uninstalling the current Cirrus Logic CS4206B driver and deleting the associated files. This will allow you to default to older drivers if needed. Make sure to select the checkbox to delete the files during the uninstallation process (available in Vista).

If you're still experiencing problems, you may want to try installing the Cirrus Logic CS4206B drivers from a different source. I installed my drivers from , but it's possible that these may be the same as those available on Cirrus Logic's website.

It's also worth noting that installing Realtek audio drivers from the Mac OS X CD may not solve the issue, although this was something I tried in my case.

If you do manage to get your Cirrus Logic CS4206B driver working, please feel free to reply with the solution that worked for you so others can benefit from your experience.

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