I greet everyone
Windows 10 two weeks ago successfully installed on my n5110, released in 2011 (with i5-2410, GT525M 1gb). After a couple of days, I stuck an i7-2670QM into it (Topovy! I took it on Avito for 4k rubles), and there were no problems either.
For those who have an update error, try downloading the Win10 image and installing it from a disk / flash drive.
One big problem - after installing the driver from the Dell website, SRS Audio (IDT High Definition Audio Codec) does not work - the driver is installed, but after some time the sound stupidly disappears, and if you plug in the headphones, you can hear strange creaks.
The sound is fixed like this: go to the Device Manager (RMB on start-up), then to “Audio Inputs and Audio Outputs”, delete all devices there, then to “Sound, Game and Video Devices”, delete “IDT High Definition Audio”, ticking off the driver removal. Then update the Device Manager and it puts you the standard driver for the sound "High Definition Audio". After rebooting, there is sound.
Has anyone dealt with the replacement of internal laptop speakers?
P.S. With the new processor in GTA5, FPS averages 35-45 with anti-aliasing.
Post has been editedpainytoxa - 10.08.15, 21:59