Thread: No Sound after installing Window XP SP3

I am driving back home from work now, I will explain the driver which I didn't find yet. I don't remember now. Few of them are not such important for a time being --- fingerprint, toshiba shock wave protector driver etc I remember 4 or 5 device without driver, nothing related to multimedia

try server 2003 enterprise edition 32bit... it reads up to 32GB of RAM and you can tweak it to look and feel like XP (even though, by default, when you first run it, it kinda already does)... ... and you can use all 32bit XP drivers... if you're looking for 64bit versions of the drivers, chances are, you're not gonna find them... there should be 64bit versions available for Vista, but as Kris said, XP 64bit is a dead end when it...

64-bit XP is a dead end, if you are set to go back to XP, i say that you're out of luck then... since some drivers are still missing, i recommend seeing if XP can find the required drivers on the internet for you, but chances are that even thats not possible

It might sound a bit stupid, but did you check that the default sound device in the control panel is the right one? I had this issue once, and spent several hours before noticing that the wrong device was selected. Also, did you install the motherboard driver before installing the sound one? If not, maybe reinstall the sound driver. In any case, do you still have unrecognized devices in the hardware tree of the device manager or the sound card...