[HELP] Audio Driver Problem?

At one point in time, my old sound card had to retire. So I thought I could use the in built sound of the motherboard. First I uninstalled the programs for my broken sound card. After that, I installed the audio driver from the cd of my motherboard.

(BTW my motherboard is a P5GD1-VM Asus...am running Windows XP SP2).

When I restarted my PC, the error “Microsoft Bus Driver should be loaded in your system before installing Realtek HD Audio Driver" appeared. I checked this out and saw that there was a couple of quick fixes for it. I tried them.. just double clicked to install them and tried the sounds still nothing.

I tried to look into the problem in other site but all the tech talk has left me dizzy. So I was wondering if there was a easier way to fix this. If not, is there an alternate way to get the sounds back on? (preferably without buying a new sound card)

Jam it back in, in the dark.

You might have to install the Chipset Drivers before the Audio one (at least that's what I always do).

I would also check the settings in BIOS to make sure that it's set to use onboard audio.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Dyesan

You might have to install the Chipset Drivers before the Audio one (at least that's what I always do).

I would also check the settings in BIOS to make sure that it's set to use onboard audio.

O.O lol I didn't think about this.. I'll try it out once I get to the computer. Thanks

EDIT:
It worked!! Thanks!!

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.