Sysprep: Dell Latitude D620 High Definition Audio Driver problem.

[mflores]

I was wondering if anyone else encountered problems with Sigmatel's audio
driver in the D620 laptops. After the laptop is reimaged all drivers load
fine except one that shows up as "Unknown PCI Device" with the following
Hardware Id:

PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_27D8&SUBSYS_01C21028&REV_01

which is an Intel driver. If I try to update the driver Windows doesn't
recognize the .inf file I have as valid. If I then manually run the audio
driver setup.exe program it gets rid of the "unknown device" icon,
and installs the audio component as:

HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_8384&DEV_7690&SUBSYS_102801C2&REV_1022

AND it then (and only then) finds the modem as

Modem Device on High Definition Audio Bus
Conexant HDA D110
HDAUDIO\FUNC_02&VEN_14F1&DEV_28FA&SUBSYS_14F100C3&REV_0900

I have the right drivers for the HDAUDIO devices under my sysprep drivers.
I have no idea why it starts your by finding the hardware as 8086/27D8 to
begin with... Anyone had success in loading these drivers under sysprep?

Thanks in advance,
Marcelo Flores

 

[Adam Leinss]

I have the right drivers for the HDAUDIO devices under my sysprep
drivers. I have no idea why it starts your by finding the hardware
as 8086/27D8 to begin with... Anyone had success in loading these
drivers under sysprep?

I have my universal image working fine with my D620s.

Make sure that:

Your DevicePath statement in the registry is not > 2048 characters

You do not have any OEM*.INF files in C:\windows\inf

Double-check your sysprep.inf and make sure the path statements are
correct.

For your reference, this is what my driver path looks like:

Audio drivers:

Directory of C:\d\dl\d620\a

04/04/2007 11:52 AM <DIR> .
04/04/2007 11:52 AM <DIR> ..
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 2,301 92xxM.INI
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 2,719 92XXM2-1.INI
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 3,120 92XXM2-2.INI
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 2,920 92XXM2-3.INI
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 2,768 92XXM2-4.INI
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 2,661 92XXM2-5.INI
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 7,290 92XXM8-1.INI
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 11,413 92XXM8-2.INI
04/04/2007 01:59 PM 9,072 INFCACHE.1
03/24/2006 05:31 PM 208,896 stacapi.dll
03/24/2006 05:32 PM 4,882,432 stacgui.cpl
03/24/2006 05:32 PM 112,128 staco.dll
03/24/2006 05:32 PM 194,048 staco64.dll
03/24/2006 05:33 PM 81,920 stacsv.exe
03/31/2006 10:36 AM 14,146 STHDA.cat
03/31/2006 10:36 AM 342,562 STHDA.INF
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 1,229 Sthda.ini
04/04/2007 11:24 AM 156,816 STHDA.PNF
03/24/2006 05:34 PM 1,156,648 sthda.sys
03/31/2006 10:36 AM 14,096 STHDA64.cat
03/31/2006 10:36 AM 342,856 STHDA64.INF
03/31/2006 02:15 PM 1,231 sthda64.ini
04/04/2007 11:24 AM 157,012 STHDA64.PNF
03/24/2006 05:34 PM 1,048,064 sthda64.sys
03/22/2006 05:52 PM 1,052,672 stlang.dll
03/24/2006 05:30 PM 282,624 stsystra.exe
03/24/2006 05:31 PM 27,136 suhlp.exe
03/24/2006 05:31 PM 33,792 suhlp64.exe

Modem drivers:

Directory of C:\d\dl\d620\m

04/04/2007 11:52 AM <DIR> .
04/04/2007 11:52 AM <DIR> ..
11/30/2005 11:39 PM 141,497 del1028.cty
12/07/2005 10:31 AM 10,882 del1028p.cat
12/01/2005 09:54 PM 34,044 del1028p.inf
04/04/2007 11:24 AM 59,372 del1028p.PNF
02/03/2002 11:39 PM 23 disk1
12/01/2005 01:40 AM 192,512 HSXHWAZL.sys
12/01/2005 01:40 AM 669,696 HSX_CNXT.sys
12/01/2005 01:40 AM 936,960 HSX_DPV.sys
11/06/2005 07:01 PM 577,536 HXFSetup.exe
04/04/2007 01:59 PM 4,440 INFCACHE.1
01/10/2005 10:15 AM 720,088 kb888111.exe
10/04/2005 11:56 PM 86,016 MdmXSdk.dll
10/04/2005 11:57 PM 12,544 MDMXSDK.sys
12/09/2005 02:57 PM 605 readme.txt
11/07/2005 11:37 AM 583,888 Setup.exe
11/15/2005 11:41 PM 114,688 UCI32103.dll
10/26/2005 02:29 PM 188,416 UIUDLL.dll
10/26/2005 03:14 PM 6,927 UIUSYS.sys
09/12/2006 04:12 PM 583 Version.txt


From sysprep.inf:

i\d\dl\d620\a;i\d\dl\d620\m;i\d\dl\d620\n;i\d\dl\d620\v;i\d\dl\d620
\w;i\d\dl\d620\cb


Adam

 

[mflores]

For your reference, this is what my driver path looks like:
Thanks for your input.

I was using the drivers from a 620.cab file I had downloaded from Dell a
few weeks ago. When I saw your directory list and saw that it differed
from mine I went ahead and downloaded the new drivers. It worked like a
charm.

Thanks again for your help.

Marcelo Flores

 

[allenflame]

which drivers did you use, the only ones I found looked like the same
ones. Running setup found the high definition audio and then the
modem drivers.

 

[Guest]

Make sure you have kb888111 installed.
See this link
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/888111

 

[Shenan Stanley]

i kno the operating system im my laptop is the right one for it &
all other drivers work except for the modem & sound driver. Please
help me, i wanna know how to fix it 7 explain in detail THNX.

How about *you* explaining in detail?

The above is all I see from you right off. It looks like a response to a
different post and I am unsure if that posts reflects what you want or
not...

So, please elaborate.

 

[smlunatick]

i kno the operating system im my laptop is the right one for it & all
other drivers work except for the modem & sound driver. Please help me,
i wanna know how to fix it 7 explain in detail      THNX.

HD drivers usually requires the UAA driver from Microsoft prior for
the device to correctly detect their drivers:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/835221