Clean XP sp2 install...audio and modem not found/installed
Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 2:17 pm
Wondering if anyone has a fix for this...my laptop is a T60 2007 model. Please note this is Service Pack 2 so the hotfix Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio class driver (Q888111) for Windows XP with Service Pack 1 is not allowed to install by the installer package.
On a clean install from an XP Pro sp2 disk, the audio device and modem are not found and therefore are not and can not be installed. They do not show up in the Device Manager at all...even as unrecognized devices. Obviously if I then run the appropriate driver updates the driver finds no devices...so this is not a problem with the SoundMax or Modem drivers.
I noticed this problem cropped up earlier with XP and the above noted hotfix was issued...but the hotfix will not work with sp2 as the installer informs that the hotfix is unnecessary on sp2. Well...thanks for that bit of info...
I've installed XP on several other desktops and laptops from my disk without problems...never on a Thinkpad though.
For those wondering...I'm trying to get a very lean XP Pro install with as few additional programs/services/startup items as possible. Everything is dandy except for this particular glitch.
All suggestions and advice greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
arrangeit
Please see the solution in post #4...
On a clean install from an XP Pro sp2 disk, the audio device and modem are not found and therefore are not and can not be installed. They do not show up in the Device Manager at all...even as unrecognized devices. Obviously if I then run the appropriate driver updates the driver finds no devices...so this is not a problem with the SoundMax or Modem drivers.
I noticed this problem cropped up earlier with XP and the above noted hotfix was issued...but the hotfix will not work with sp2 as the installer informs that the hotfix is unnecessary on sp2. Well...thanks for that bit of info...
I've installed XP on several other desktops and laptops from my disk without problems...never on a Thinkpad though.
For those wondering...I'm trying to get a very lean XP Pro install with as few additional programs/services/startup items as possible. Everything is dandy except for this particular glitch.
All suggestions and advice greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
arrangeit
Please see the solution in post #4...