Remember, Realtek UAD Driver is a third-party modification only for older operating systems who need, and can't get, a working Realtek sound driver. Save HDX_GenericExt_RTK.inf and hdxrtext.cat to target ExtRtk folder and adjust in HDX_GenericExt_RTK.inf, DriverVer value to match with 'HDX_MsiExt_RTK.inf' from the downloaded RTK package Įxtract RealtekAPO, RealtekHSA and RealtekService folders from RTK package. Save HDXRT.inf and HDXRTSST.inf to target codec folder But Realtek doesn't provide complete and official UAD generic drivers very often, so I decided to custom craft it from parts since I discovered it is possible to do so without breaking WHQL signature.'Įxtract RTKVHD64.sys,RTAIODAT.DAT and hdxrt.cat to destination codec folder Realtek UAD generic drivers were not affected, so I permanently switched to them. My question is, should I be worried after having done all this to my SD card (did messing around with the formatting mess up the card in anyway)? How come after running FakeFlashTest nothing but the final solution worked? Really hoping you guys know a little bit more about this.Realtek UAD Driver is a third-party modification of Realtek drivers for older computers that support Realtek Legacy HDA FF00 drivers.Īccording to the developer: 'I have an old system that is not supported by OEM specific Realtek UAD drivers, and I found HDA drivers to be huge, bloated and causing an unpleasant issue when equalizer was installed that was a pain to live with. This time everything seems to be working fine (didn't take long to save files either). The third time I tried FAT32 using RMPrepUSB, and the camera was able to record 1080p 60fps videos (took a full minute to save a 3 second clip) but gave me a SD Error when I tried 4k.įinally I tried exFAT again using RMPrepUSB (with boot HDD checked), and before recording, I used Gopro's internal format command as well.

Gopro's format command couldn't fix this, and I tried to format it to exFAT using both Windows and then RMPrepUSB after Windows format didn't work, only for the camera to keep giving SD Errors each time I tried to record. I ignored this and tried it with my gopro, only to receive a SD Error each time I tried to record. It passed but said I might need to format it using Windows or RMPrepUSB. This function writes and reads 512 bytes of data at random sectors across the card. However, FakeFlashTest speeds up the fake SD card test by offering a Quick Size Test. Recently bought a Lexar 633x from amazon and ran FakeFlashTest to make sure it wasn't fake. This tool is very similar to H2testw in that it writes data to your SD card in order to determine read/write speed and capacity.

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