In the list of common hardware types, scroll down and select Sound, Video, and Game controllers, click next. Select 'Don't search, I will choose the driver to install', click next. Select 'install from a specific location' (advanced), click next. Select 'no, not this time' when asked to connect to the internet, click next. Single right-click on the 'unknown' audio device and select "Update Driver". The driver files will be extracted to C:\SWSetup\SPxxxxx We just want to run the installer to extract the driver files. You will receive an error about no compatible hardware. For Audio and Modem, download the following driver packs (the installer will fail, read below for further info): If you have SP3, you don't need it, proceed with the following.
If have SP2, you'll need to install the Microsoft High Definition UAA bus driver hotfix:
I've had 32-bit working in the past, but ideally I want to make 64-bit work if possible.Please i need sound driver for my laptop Compaq Presario C700 i just convert it to XP Either a failed start or BSOD.Īgain I must reiterate that this is XP 64-bit. The device is listed as "Audio Device on High Definition Audio Bus." I've tried both Vista 64 drivers and XP 32-bit just in case but to no avail. I don't know and cannot seem to find the exact device name or model, but here are some codes from Device Manager. My audio device is a Conexant Pebble HD Smart Audio something-rather. I have installed Windows XP 64-bit on my HP Pavilion G60T-500 CTO notebook PC and along with installing a non-factory OS came the struggle of finding drivers.
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