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**Pauldo** · 02-05-2009, 02:38 PM

It does sound like your UAA drivers are corrupt but without knowing what audio solution you have I don't know for sure. It would help to know what computer you are running on.

To fix the UAA driver, click on the XP SP2 link for the Q888111 download from this page.
Then uninstall any drivers that you have on the computer now. Reboot. Install UAA drivers by clicking on the .exe file you downloaded, then install your audio drivers.

Hope that helps.

Pauldo

02-05-2009, 02:38 PM	#2 (permalink)
Pauldo Enthusiast Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Seattle, Washington Posts: 1,444 OS: winXP Pro sp3 My System	Re: No sound It does sound like your UAA drivers are corrupt but without knowing what audio solution you have I don't know for sure. It would help to know what computer you are running on. To fix the UAA driver, click on the XP SP2 link for the Q888111 download from this page. Then uninstall any drivers that you have on the computer now. Reboot. Install UAA drivers by clicking on the .exe file you downloaded, then install your audio drivers. Hope that helps. Pauldo __________________ SystemSpec \| Power Supply Info \| How to Post a Screen shot \| Speedfan[/CENTER]