Error loading driver of Realtek onboard sound AC97

G

Guest

My system specs are:
Mobo Asus K8N4-E deluxe
AMD 64 3200+ processor
2 x 1024 Gb Kingston memory
1 x 300 Gb Maxton SATA harddisk
1 x Geforce 6600LE videocard
1 x hauppauge 500MCE tv-card
blue tooth microsoft mouse and keyboard

After installing Vista RC1 (with lots of trouble) I finaly managed to
install it but get while working now and then a blue screen saying 'irq not
less or equal' of 'memory management error' so my installation propebly is
not 100%.

My question is that after te installation there is no soundcard detected by
Vista. So I let it search for drivers. I have the latest vista beta drivers
vor Nvida (i have a nforce4 board) so it finds the nvidia sound drivers.
After installing them without any problems I don't hear a sound (in xp the
Nvidia drivers also don't work so I don't find this strange). I decided to
uninstall the soundcard and drivers. Second I tryed the latest Relatek Vista
drivers but with this also no succes. The sound-pictogram in the system-tray
says 'no sound hardware installed' (or something like this) although in the
software session I see the software (and drivers) are installed. So I
uninstalled these drivers also and tryed searching drivers through
windows-update. It finds the drivers and installes them. But again no sound.
When I look in the devicemanager there is a exclamation mark besides the
soundcard wich says 'drivers are installed but can't be loaded.

Anyone with the same problem? What can cause the driver not to load?
 
Z

Zapper

I use the drivers from RealTeks site called AC97 for my nForce 4 MoBO.
The x64 version will run better then x86 on your machine. I gave up on the
x86 after MANY BSOD's



<DIV>&quot;ReMeE&quot; &lt;[email protected]&gt; wrote in
 
G

Guest

Do you mean the X64 version of vista or the x64 drivers of the Realtek
drivers? And if you mean Vista, do all the 32-bits programs run on the x64
version of Vista?
 

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