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Not sure if this helps as I can't see audio drivers on this page.
It could be that the OS (XP) installs it's own generic versions.
Applying SP2 for XP will probably load a generic Realtek drivers
On the other hand if you can read the lettering on the audio chip you will almost certainly be able to download a sound driver from somewhere like:
or Realtek themselves.
If you haven't got the original recovery disks they still appear to be available through HP.
Martin
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Not sure if this helps as I can't see audio drivers on this page.
It could be that the OS (XP) installs it's own generic versions.
Applying SP2 for XP will probably load a generic Realtek drivers
On the other hand if you can read the lettering on the audio chip you will almost certainly be able to download a sound driver from somewhere like:
or Realtek themselves.
If you haven't got the original recovery disks they still appear to be available through HP.
Martin
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