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UAA HD Audio Driver Missing, Can’t Update

This issues can be caused by an acci­den­tal unin­stall of the HD Audio dri­vers, or a bad install of the HD Audio dri­vers. Our fix is as follows.

device-manager

Open regedit, Start > run > regedit, and nav­i­gate to

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Windows

Dou­ble click CSD­Ver­sion, and change the hex value from 300 to 200. This tricks XP into think­ing its run­ning Ser­vice Pack 2. Run the WindowsXP-KB888111-x86-ENU update. After the update com­pletes go back to the reg­istry and change

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Windows\CSDVersion

back to 300. Your done, let us know if this was helpful.

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