The reason is that the motherboard driver of your computer does not have the original CD with the motherboard installed. You may just use the GHOST driver, which is the driver that comes with the system, or you may use the driver wizard to upgrade some drivers such as sound cards, which will lead to this important phenomenon. The newer the driver, the better, but it is better to match the motherboard.

Solution: Restart and load the original motherboard CD once. If it is an integrated sound card, it will usually be included in the original motherboard CD. If the motherboard is installed, the sound card will be installed together. If it is a stand-alone sound card, you should uninstall it now, then restart the installation with the sound card CD and restart the computer. If you can't find the CD, you can download the same model from official website of this motherboard. Never use the driver wizard.

I hope I can help you. Wish you success and happiness!