Posted by hdidabdou on Apr 01, 2009. I AM INSTAL WIDOWS XP BUT IS MISSING DRIVER SOUND IF IS POSSIBLE HELP FOR THE FINND DRIVER THE NAME FOR DRIVER IS INTEL 82801FB ICH6 AC 97 AUDIO CONTROLER. Posted on Jun 20, 2009. Helpful 18; Not Helpful. The kX Audio Driver is a free and cross-platform package which includes the WDM driver for EMU10K2 and EMU10K1-based soundcards, as well as a powerful audio mixer application - the kX Mixer. KX Audio Driver is cross-platform and it works on Mac OS X and Windows.
Hi all, I just did a fresh install of xp for a friend and now i'm missing a 82801FB (ICH6) AC'97 Audio Controller driver. He had the sound working before the install so I know it works. I did a google search but didnot find there and its confusing.
There are lots of sites but i am not able to locate the exact driver. The details of the device is as below:. Windows Description - Multimedia Audio Controller.
Hardware ID - VEN8086&DEV266E&SUBSYS01A51028&REV03. Device Category (Class) - Other devices. Enumerator - PCI. Detected Chip Vender - Intel Corporation. Detected Chip Device - 82801FB (ICH6) AC'97 Audio Controller. Detected Vender - Dell Computer Corp.
Detected Device - hope you can help.!!!!!!!!!! Hi all @ JohnnyReb51 Its a Dell model PP10S. Its called Latitude 110L Its a laptop. The sound card is Intel so why does it say realtek in 'found new hardware ' Intel 82801FBM ICH6-M - AC'97 Audio Controller B-1 Device Properties: Device Description Intel 82801FBM ICH6-M - AC'97 Audio Controller B-1 Bus Type PCI Bus / Device / Function 0 / 30 / 2 Device ID 8086-266E Subsystem ID 1028-01A5 Device Class 0401 (Audio Device) Revision 03 Fast Back-to-Back Transactions Supported, Disabled I have a report from Everest home edition giving details of the computer and attached it in case more details are needed about the laptop.
Hope you can solve this sound problem for me as my friend is disturbed!!! Welcome to The Scream! My suggestion would be to try the drivers directly from MSI, who made the Motherboard. Firstly, go to Add/Remove Programs and uninstall the Realtek drivers, if applicable. Then go to Device Manager and see if the Audio entry for Realtek is present, if Yes, then right click on that entry and select Uninstall. You may need to reboot the PC, but cancel the Audio Driver install if it finds new hardware on bootup again. You can get the Audio driver from the link below, under the heading of.
ADI SoundMAX (AD1888) Drivers The zip file contains a Folder, so just unzip the file to your Desktop for example. Go into the folder it creates and click on the Setup.exe From there the drivers should install and hopefully, install without error. Restart the PC again after installing the Audio drivers.
Failing that, you could try installing the Drivers in Safe Mode. There seems to be quite a few people with the same problem that you have. EG, BSOD's random reboots, etc, all pointing to the ALCXWDM.SYS file Let us know how you get on. Thats great news and its no problem with the help. There may be differences between the Dell audio driver/software and the MSI one, its always best to go to the manufacturers site for the correct Motherboard drivers, etc. Everest and Belarc Adviser, are two valuable programs to have to hand. From one or the other you will find most device manufacturers/models/versions, etc, once you know those, type it into Google and/or look for the manufacturers website for the best drivers.
Most motherboards, now have the audio/video/network chips onboard, so the Motherboard manufacturer website, is the best place. For add on items, such as Printers, Scanners, Graphics/Audio cards, etc, go to that manufacturers site. Hi im having the same problems as above. Could any1 please help me find the correct sound drivers?
My everest report is below. Thanks Field Value Computer Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Professional OS Service Pack Service Pack 3 DirectX 4. Hi faosy, welcome to The Scream! Assuming you are usiing Windows XP.
There is a selection of HP 540 drivers on the HP site, in the link below for Windows XP. There are 2 drivers in the Drivers - Audio section. It recommends that you install the Microsoft Universal Audio Architechture.
Driver first, then install the ADI SoundMax. Driver second. I believe the driver you are missing with that PCI VEN8086&DEV284B&SUBSYS3618103C&REV03 is the Microsoft Universal Audio Architecture driver, which is the second one in the link below. From the above recommended installation process, I would download both drivers to your Desktop for ease of location, then uninstall the audio drivers you have installed at present, reboot the PC, then install the Microsoft driver first, followed by the ADI SoundMax driver. Otherwise it may not work. Cancel any New Hardware Found popups, just install the 2 drivers directly from the downloads in the correct sequence.
Microsoft driver first, ADI SoundMax second. Let us know how it goes. I assumed that the PCI VEN8086&DEV284B&SUBSYS3618103C&REV03 was the unknown device, since thats what you posted above.
Anyway that unknown device you posted now is the HP Quick Launch Buttons. This package contains the software that enables the HP Quick Launch Buttons, which are special function keys on HP Notebooks. This software works with supported notebook models that are running a supported operating system. We need to establish what is working and what isnt.
Is this a fresh install of Windows? Assumed Operating system Win XP, Yes/No?
Did you install all the drivers that came with the Laptop, if applicable. Access to the Audio setting are. Start Control Panel Sound and Audio Devices In there you can select various settings that are suitable for your Laptop. Under the Volume tab, the default audio device name should show in that window, you can also checkmark the Place Speaker icon in the Taskbar.
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At the bottom of that same window is a Speaker settings area. By clicking on the Advanced button there, you can select what type of speakers you are using from the dropdown arrow box. Under the Audio and Voice tabs, it shows the Audio Device/s used for Output, Recording, etc. On my spare PC, it shows SoundMax Digital Audio, yours should show a similar Audio device in all area's.
Is there a Speaker icon in the system tray? Make sure it isnt set to Mute. Have you checked the Audio Properties to make sure the Sound card is correctly set as the default device? Have you checked the Speaker setting to see that it is set for Laptop Speaker/s and not Headphones, etc?
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There should also be a SoundMax icon in Start Control Panel, maybe check this also for any relevant settings.