Got a Blue Screen Error Caused by RTKVHD64.sys

Gamer Bhoy 89

I know well it's Realtek causing it, I just don't know why.

How should I go about fixing this?

degsie

Start in safe mode and remove or roll back the realtek drivers. Restart in normal mode and check if issue is resolved.

Gamer Bhoy 89

That's another thing, actually.

I had a look at my audio drivers, and they are listed as follows;

• Elgato Sound Capture
• Game Capture HD60
• NVidia High Definition Audio
• NVidia Audio Device (Wave Extensible) (WDM)
• Realtek(R) Audio
• Realtek(R) Audio
• Sound Blaster Audio Controller

The Elgato, HD60, NVIDIA HD Audio -- I know what they're used for. I'm also guessing that the WDM is somehow connected to the NVIDIA HD Audio as well in some way -- those aren't an issue for me.

It's the two Realtek(R) Audio devices that's what's puzzling me.

The Sound Blaster Audio Controller comes from my second sound card that I haven't really used yet. (I'm using a TV, so HDMI is my audio source).

Basically, I don't know what Realtek needs to be there for, and I think I tried to uninstall Realtek before, but then it went ahead and reinstalled a driver without my say-so, automatically.

JoyPad

It's most likely the sound card of your motherboard. Have a look in BIOS and see if it is, and maybe disable it, if you never use it.