Conexant HDA and a potential cure

Posted: 09-16-2006, 03:50 PM
OK...thought this may help someone. I have a Toshiba P105 with the Conexant
High Definition Audio. Upon installing Vista RC1 I got no sound. At first
the driver loaded but I got the Code 10 error stating the driver could not
start. After deinstalling the device I could not get the driver installed. I
searched all the blogs and news boards. I found a lot of people with the
same issue and some recommendations but nothing worked.

Here is what worked for me and I hope it works for you. I tried previously
loading the XP drivers that came with my system and nothing worked. This
time, instead or running the zip file automatically I unpacked it into a
separate folder. I then went in and selected each application file's
properties and set the compatibility to XP SP2. I then went in to the device
and performed a driver update and selected my own location where the modified
files were. The results were it installed immediately and began working
immediately

All I can say is One Challenge Down and Two to Go! Hope that helps someone.

James
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RE: Conexant HDA and a potential cure
Posted: 09-30-2006, 05:21 PM
That was too easy! I have been screwing with that for 2 weeks. Thanks,
Walker

"James M" wrote:
> OK...thought this may help someone. I have a Toshiba P105 with the Conexant
> High Definition Audio. Upon installing Vista RC1 I got no sound. At first
> the driver loaded but I got the Code 10 error stating the driver could not
> start. After deinstalling the device I could not get the driver installed. I
> searched all the blogs and news boards. I found a lot of people with the
> same issue and some recommendations but nothing worked.
>
> Here is what worked for me and I hope it works for you. I tried previously
> loading the XP drivers that came with my system and nothing worked. This
> time, instead or running the zip file automatically I unpacked it into a
> separate folder. I then went in and selected each application file's
> properties and set the compatibility to XP SP2. I then went in to the device
> and performed a driver update and selected my own location where the modified
> files were. The results were it installed immediately and began working
> immediately
>
> All I can say is One Challenge Down and Two to Go! Hope that helps someone.
>
> James
> --
> Efficinet Inc.
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