I'm John and i have a brand new 5720z with win sp3 ....everything is working excepting the sound driver... i have tried so many drivers but nothing... can anybody help me plsss
http://komku.blogspot.com/2008/02/acer-travelmate-5720-windows-xp-driver.html#c2454304326425433953
Anonymous said…
Hello,
Anyone successfully getting the XP audio drivers to work on 4390G with XP Pro SP3?
I have no problems with the rest of the drivers except the AUDIO. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks.
http://komku.blogspot.com/2008/09/acer-aspire-4925-4925g-aspire-4930.html#c5829190324487634533
michael said…
hello,
i have an extensa 7620z, that came with vista and i reinstalled xp home sp3 on it. i have everything working except sound. this model came with bluetooth (i don't use it) and that is all the device manager recognizes. are there any drivers to make the sound work? your help will be greatly appreciated
http://komku.blogspot.com/2008/10/request-acer-driver-windows-xp-and.html?commentPage=3#c904207683731120720
Luke said…
Hi,
I'm using XP SP3 for my 4920.
I have downloaded & tried the realtek R1.97 , R2.03 & R2.05 but i still cant hear any sound also i have an unidentified PCI device.
Thnx in advance for the help.
http://komku.blogspot.com/2008/05/acer-aspire-4920-windows-xp-and-vista.html#c4679995862968674851
Some visitors of this blog have a sound problem after Windows XP (SP2 and SP3) installed on their laptop. This post (Acer Sound Problem - How to Solve it) will solve sound problem on Windows XP SP2, on Step 3, you need to install kb888111, but this message will appear when you try to install it on Windows XP SP3 :
KB888111WXPSP2 Setup Error Setup has detected that the Service Pack version of this system is newer than the update you are applying. There is no need to install this update.
Please follow these steps to install Microsoft (UAA) High Definition Audio class (kb888111) on Windows XP SP3 :
Step 1:
Click Start > Run... > type regedit > click OK
Step 2:Locate
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Windows
and then double click on CSDVersion
Step 3:Change CSDVersion value data from 300 to 200 then click OK
Step 4:You can close regedit window and then please restart your laptop.
Now you can install KB888111 on your Windows XP SP3
Microsoft (UAA) High Definition Audio class (KB888111) setup window on XP SP3
thnx alot
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Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteWould it be best if we then put that one setting back to 300 after we have successfully installed the audio driver?
Just checking.
Thanks again!!
still not work for my xp3, huah.
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ReplyDeleteMy IBM/Lenovo laptop x61s came with windows vista basic and I changed to XP pro sp3 recently, and lost the sound in the process. I've followed your advice above and tried installing KB888111 then the audio driver from the lenovo website, but still no sound.
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Thank you!!
thnxxx alot mann.
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ReplyDeletemy computer is Pentium 4 2.8, 1 Gb RAM, Realtek Audio, and ATI Graphic Card. i tried this solution, but still not work stable.
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u need to restart your computer before it will install thanks heaps
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