Please note that, playing with system registry and/or with group policy editor might crash your system. Try this out only if you are an advanced user with administrative rights in your system. This can be achievable by changing the value in Group Policy Editor. To resolve this timeout issue while installing the device driver, you have to do a system trick by changing the device installation timeout value to a higher one. Just putting the same information here, in case it helps you in future. Then I came to a forum post which helped me to resolve the issue. Searched it online but could not figure out the solution.
I tried several solutions like uninstalling the device from the device manager, updating the audio driver but all resulted in vain showing a Timeout Error while installing the new driver. After installation, the system was not able to install the sound driver (Realtek Audio Driver) and thus system audio was completely turned OFF. Recently I faced this issue in one of my system whereas the other system worked fine after installing the latest build (10041) of Windows 10 Technical Preview. Try it only if you are an advanced user with admin permission. In this blog post, sharing a system hack to increase the timeout duration to resolve this issue. This mainly happens with the Realtek audio driver but can happen with other drivers too. If you have recently installed Windows 10 Technical Preview build 10041, you might have faced this issue when your system refuses to install the driver saying “Timeout” with error code: 0x800705b4.
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