Is there a compatible version of Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio class driver for Windows XP Professional x64 Edition SP2? Will KB888111 work for Windows XP Pro x64 SP2?

Edited October 15, 200817 yr by lightninglord2000

Dont worry about it, you aint missing anything. Even if you have removed all drivers with nlite, not hardware support but drivers, you will still get that missing.

I dont recall the details, but i think this was/is just a "bug". I have both realtek hdmi audio codec as well as drivers for my asus x2 sound card installed.

As far as i can recall, the MS UAA it was also present with service pack 2 itself.

Now it shows up for me on windows update, it does not however show up on device manager. I'm sure 5eraph or someone has created a registry fix for this.

It's just a visible annyoance imho.

To my knowledge.

Is there a compatible version of Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio class driver for Windows XP Professional x64 Edition SP2? Will KB888111 work for Windows XP Pro x64 SP2?

Yes there is. It took me a while to find it also.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/901105

Is there a compatible version of Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) High Definition Audio class driver for Windows XP Professional x64 Edition SP2? Will KB888111 work for Windows XP Pro x64 SP2?

Try this link worked 4 me

http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherb...&FileID=836

As i already said indirectly kb901105 is superceeded by service pack 2 for xp x64. I havent md5 checked it, but it looks like same version. kb901105 is a sp1 kb.

As i already said indirectly kb901105 is superceeded by service pack 2 for xp x64. I havent md5 checked it, but it looks like same version. kb901105 is a sp1 kb.

I've had to use it after SP2 however.

Well i wouldn't recommend installing sp1kb into a sp2 system, even if it's possible. Better fix the registry setting by hiding the update or simply just ignoring it. I install realtek hd audio codec which for me fixes it.