Audio drivers are software programs that enable a computer's operating system to communicate with its audio hardware, such as sound cards, speakers, and microphones. They translate digital audio data into analog signals that can be played through speakers, and vice versa for recording audio. Without proper audio drivers, the computer cannot properly utilize its audio hardware, resulting in no sound, distorted sound, or other audio-related issues. They are commonly used in all computing devices that require audio input and output.
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