After two hours, several failed attempts involving other solutions, and way too much stress, I finally got my sound working again with a relatively simple solution.
I don't know if this is going to be helpful to anyone, but I was having the same problem with Vista and my HP Pavillion 6000 series. This should tide you over until HP decides that they finally have time to release the correct drivers. It should load the drivers up and get your sound running.
As soon as it completes.go to device manager, go to the multimedia controller and do a right click.Ĭlick on update driver and browse to the unpacked softpaq. It will try to do the installation for your machine but will probably give you a failure. Run the executable that is in that folder. The direct link is here:ĭownload that softpaq to your machine and it will extract to your machine. This worked on my machine, but there is no guarantee that it will work for any other machines, and of course, I have no idea if it will work for a different brand.Īnd downloaded the windows xp driver for the Conexant AC-Link Audio. It is very similar to another thread i read on the internet, and might actually be in this thread. I have a solution for Compaq Presario v5000 notebooks. Top of food chain-Machine language programmer (You can count on one hand that number at MS) Next in food chain-Visual Basic programmer Microsoft is working furiously on these new Audio drivers right now and will probably have them available to the public by the time the final release rolls out.īottom of the food chain-HTMLor script programmer The reason the first installation will fail is Vista's driver security system. My audio works perfectly as does everything else. Point to the directory where you have the unzipped driver files and it should install just fine. Immediately after, go to the device manager and click on update driver. Go to the Toshiba support site, look for the XP drivers (Conexant Audio). I have the Toshiba P105-S6024 which is almost the same machine.
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