This download installs version 5. Of the ADI* AD1888 AC97 audio driver for Intel® Desktop Boards. Driver Updater >SoundMAX Drivers >SoundMAX. By searching for the correct version at the SoundMAX Driver Support ensuring that it. Windows 10, 8, 7.

Nope no error on install. Do get 'no IDC audio codec' or something along those lines. Can't remember.I'll be honest, the way I installed the driver on my machine (it is x64, I don't know your system yet), it doesn't work flawless at all. Flight Simulator X still have no sound and I noticed that GTA3 mutes and becomes very slow after some 1 or 2 hours of game play. Only Need for Speed Underground and the Windows Media Player have being playing correctly by now. May be this problem is affecting more you, and I don't know the extent yet.

Also I don't know your build. Mine is 6801. After seeing the hint in this thread, I tried every (32-bit) driver for SoundMax with my Asus computer (Asus P4P800-SX m/b, on which I can run Soundmax 5. With Windows XP SP3 32-bit boot). Under Win7 32-bit, I found the trick was to do this: • Remove all previous sound drivers (I had tried Realtech, other AC97, several SoundMax versions). • Go to Windows Update, and disable automatic download and install (otherwise, your work may be undone by an automatic Windows Update of the carefully-installed driver).

• Go to Asus website, search for the motherboard and download the SoundMax drivers for Windows XP - for me, the one originally used was version 5. - don't use anything more recent. • Unpack the ZIP file, find the setup.exe, right-click and go to Properties and mark it as Window XP compatible. Then run the executable, reboot, etc. Prior to doing all this, I had simply copied the smwdm.sys file (565Kb) into c: windows system32 drivers (overwriting whatever was there) and rebooted - but it didn't work for me. Sound seems OK, so far - though on first run of SoundMax (UI) I did get a message about a missing codec. I haven't resolved that, but haven't seen that message for a while.

Similar help and support threads Thread Forum Hi First sorry for my bad English. İ just upgrade my Windows Xp (Turkish) to Windows 7 build 7022 and i installed my Sound Card driver but no any voice on my computer.

My pc's motherboard Asus P5PE-VM and my onbard sound card is SoundMax AD1888 i try a lot of method but i can't solve this. Drivers Hi, I need the 'Analog Devices AD1888 @ SiS 7012 Audio Device' for Windows 7 Ultimate. Virtual Dj Le Download Ddj Wego 32.

I have tried the Xp drivers (from the CD of the Motherboard: ASUS P4S800D, setting the compatibility to Xp SP2), the device manager recognize the INF driver but after appears the Error Code 39, exactly this. Drivers Hey, guys i am looking for sound max drivers for my pc, i just upgraded to win 7, but i have no sound drivers, could u please tell me where i could download em?Thanks:D Drivers I'm using Windows 7 32bit version. I've found all drivers except audio.

My Driver works, but there are lots of audio lags. Sound is good and then suddenly it dissapears.;( By the way, I'm using Asus p5B Deluxe Motherboard. Where, how can I find it, ppl?

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System Manufacturer/Model Number Tx2500z Tablet Pc/Homemade Server OS Windows 7 Ult x64(x2), HomePrem x32(x4), Server 08 (+VM), 08 R2 (VM), SuSe 11.2 (VM), XP 32 (VM) CPU Turion X2 ultra (oh well came with laptop)/P4 @3.2 (yes P4) Motherboard IDK HP Motherboard / Intel DG965SS Memory OCZ Dual Channel 4GB kit/ 1gb Dual Channel Graphics Card HD 3200 graphics /GMA x3100 (yay for intergrated!!) Sound Card Realtek HD Audio(mic working, well sort of)/Siig IC-70012 Monitor(s) Displays built-in Hp 12' laptop screen/ Acer 19' Screen Resolution 1280x800 /1440x900. Yes, I read it and also didn´t work. Actually, the solution found by the user of that forum was purchase another sound card, and I´m not going to do this.

I also tried the RealTek AC´97 driver but it only says 'Windows x64 driver ( rtkvac64.sys ) not found'. I think that most of these problems are related to the (very poor) x64 support of the sound chipset manufacturer. Next time I´ll be more carefull to select a better supported motherboard. This PC will be only for the Linux now (or the old x86 OS´s).