DRIVER NEEDED: Intel 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller (Windows XP Professional) [PCI / ISA]

[forum123]

i need Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller

[Jokerstyle2]

Finnally search this driver was a big problem i have reeinstall windows xp 3 time before résolve this problem . Sign up here took me 15 minutes and request my iPod to access mail and this siteweb to so i did found the driver with the help of www.touslesdrivers. The driver name is vinyl ac97 codec combo driver wdm 6.14.... 2007 vinyl_v700b.zip click install if u see driver install fail to install its CORRECT just restart computer this message fail was false **** very annoying that took me so long time to réalise that was false message so finally i took my chance to download and install again this driver it said fail but the driver was good ^_^•

[Jerry K]

Your link is no good!

[oakheart]

http://files.filefront.com/vinyl+v70.../fileinfo.html


Dont know if the setup is safe to run, i extracted and pointer the driver installer to vinyl_v700b\Vinyl_V700b\Vinyl\drivers\XPWDM.

Good Luck, i hope this helps you.

[Jerry K]

This driver file is for VIA chipsets, it has nothing related to "Intel 82801EB/ER." In all instances of a member asking for an Intel 82801 audio driver,
in actuallity, it always turns out to be a Realtek, Cmedia, ADI SoundMax, Via, or ADT/Sigmatel/ sound chip.

[Multiguy]

How to get it skyzo ?

I installed Realtek it wont work. How do I know which one!

[Jerry K]

Originally Posted by Multiguy

How to get it skyzo ?

I installed Realtek it wont work. How do I know which one!

By clicking on the link in post #11.

If you have multiple choices, choose the driver that matches your hardware. If you don't know what sound chip you have, remove the pc cover and use a magnifying glass and a light to read the number on the small sound chip.

Note if ALCxxxx, that's a Realtek chip.

An easier method is for you to say what pc brand and model this device come installed in? Or in the case of a retail motherboard, it's brand, version, and model number. And last but not least is to provide the bios id string that appears briefly in the lower left corner of the monitor screen. You can press the PAUSE key to freeze the screen long enough to write the string down on paper or copy and paste to notepad.