Thursday, November 19, 2009

Microsoft High definition Audio driver For windows xp?

Where can i get a working Microsoft High definition Audio driver For windows xp?.


I know my soundcard driver is fine i installed it ok but the driver which i cant get to for xp is the Microsoft UAA high defninition audio driver.





It is driving me up the wall.Never in my years of computing have i had such trouble getting a driver and getting a soundcard to work and its all because of the microsoft high definition audio driver.





I cant find the right version for windows xp pro sp2 i tried doing a windows update which had no effect.


I tried installing a dell %26amp; hp version of microsofts high definition audio but they wont work it has to be one for xp.





It works in vista fine but when i swtich to xp i have no sound at all and it keeps asking me to install the high definition audio but i cant without the driver.





If i cant find it online i am going to have to pay pc world to install it which i am not happy about when its something that can be done for free online.

Microsoft High definition Audio driver For windows xp?
I just did a yahoo search with.


uaa high definition audio driver windows xp service pack 2.


And went on Lenovo support %26amp; downloads.


You need to download kb888111xp2en.exe
Reply:Use Microsoft update in XP control panel. The site will scan your PC and list all needed downloads. Make sure you select "CUSTOM" and not EXPRESS. When list of updates available comes out, make sure you select all updates including optional software and hardware updates. Install all and you should be up and running after the install process.





If this doesnt work then try the support site of your PC manufacturer or try Realtek for audio drivers. Make sure they are Windows XP drivers and not Vista.





You can get in touch if you need further help cuz I had a similar problem recently.


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