'audio device on high defination audio bus' driver win xp sp3 how do i fix this in the device manager has yellow flag???but audio works. Hi, I've slipstreamed SP3 on my OEM SP2 CD and reinstalled various pc, and now I can't install High Definition Audio Drivers. I've searched all over the net and.

After noon Mat According to this KB aHD audio support is already included. No hotfix is needed.

This issue was brought up many times by testing, and people requested 888111 be included. And according to the release notes it is. G-a Die Siedler Aufbruch Der Kulturen German-0x0007. Kb888111 is part way down this link. How are you atttempting to install audio? From wchich driver version? The latest from you mb manufactorer?

Or the sound chipset manufactor? Did you log in as an adminstrator? The full one, of not full adminstrator use the subinacl.exe and the reset.cmd to grant your user profile FULL admin rights. Did you check the event logs to see when you attempted to install audio what errors were present? Application log?

Or the Setup api log in the%windir%? WindowsUpdate log? It may be a currupted install of windows installer. Did you have dot net 1.0 installed prior to the installation? Or a serial install of 2.0 sp1 3.0 sp1 and the 3.5? Start by clicking on start, run enter the word 'services.msc' then press enter.

Here is what I would check is Plug and play, Upnp Management? Set to manual or automatic not disabled?

Hardware is installed underneith this service. Is windows audio set to manual or automatic? Windows installer? Windows Driver Foundation? Windows Management Instrumentation Wmi Driver?

Are there any essential services turned off? Are there any policys limiting anything?? Hopefully these helps you out.

Black Series A780gm-a Drivers Download more. I came across this problem today, and thought I'd share my solution with you all, in case someone encounters the same problem. Basically, I figured it was time for a fresh install of Windows XP, and so to save some time, I decided to slipstream in the RC Beta of Service Pack 3, as well as all the drivers I was likely to need. After Windows finished installing, all my devices were installed, but there was no sound. Device Manager showed a (?) PCI Device under Unknown Devices, but no driver I tried would work with it. I tried installing the HD Audio Bus driver hotfix (KB888111) in case that was the problem, but it reported that my service pack version was newer and so this fix wasn't needed. After much head scratching and fiddling around, I came across the answer thanks to Googling. Seems the HD Audio Bus driver wasn't actually installed, and the KB installer was just confused.

1) I have attached the HD Audio bus driver from the KB888111 hotfix to this topic. 2) Download and extract the files to a handy location (eg C: HDAudioBus) 3) Open Device Manager, search for the Unknown PCI device 4) Right click on the Unknown PCI device to update the driver 5) Point the driver path to this C: HDAudioBus folder, or wherever you may have extracted the files 6) The UAA audio bus driver will be installed 7) If you have already installed the Realtek HD Audio drivers, then they will then be installed automatically and your audio hardware will be ready to use. Otherwise, you may now install the Realtek drivers as normal! Rocco Siffredi 2015.

Hope this saves someone else a couple of hours headache, you may also find it useful to add this driver to your slipstreamed installation to avoid any future hassle! Now, for some music. Yes, thats what threw me at first. The hotfix is included with the Realtek driver, but because it is compressed, it didn't get added to the slipstreamed install. But then when I tried running the hotfix seperately afterwards, it told me it wasn't needed, so thats when I thought it was already included in the SP, cue the scratching of head before I found this solution. Good job I have little hair as it is.

From what I could gather from Microsoft.com, it seems they don't make this hotfix directly available for download, you have to request it from support, if it is not already included with your audio driver. So it will be interesting to see if this actually makes it into the final SP3, though I imagine it would be silly if it wasn't. I also had some fun with this, but only found this thread after I had found an alternative solution. I couldn't get the files extracted from the kb888111xpsp2.exe, and it wouldn't run with a release candidate of SP3, so I downloaded and ran REGMON and captured the Registry access info when running the kb888111 installer. Found that it checks HKLM System CurrentControlSet Control Windows CSDVersion, which was returning a hex value of 0x300. I believe this indicates SP3, so I edited it temporarily to 0x200 and kb888111xpsp2.exe ran and installed fine. I then changed the Registry value back, rebooted, and the HD audio harware was correctly identified, and the previously loaded MSI audio utilites appeared in the Control Panel.