July 21, 20197 yr Hello everyone, I have an HP G6 1c40ca with an amd cpu that doesn't officially support Windows XP. I have it dualbooted with xp x32 and 7 x64 and I have gotten every single driver to work except for my IDT sound out of my laptop speakers, but I am able to use headphones and speakers with aux. Hardware ids: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_111D&DEV_7605&SUBSYS_103C169B&REV_1001 HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_111D&DEV_7605&SUBSYS_103C169B compatible ids: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_111D&DEV_7605&REV_1001 HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_111D&DEV_7605 HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_111D HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 device instance id: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_111D&DEV_7605&SUBSYS_103C169B&REV_1001\4&2D8A4ABD&0&0001 I have tried many, many drivers but on the support page you can download the sound driver for 7 and if you extract it you can see it has a vista and xp driver for both x32 and x64 but the inf files for xp never have my device, only very similar ids. https://support.hp.com/ca-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-pavilion-g6-1c00-notebook-pc-series/5145708/model/5173140 so, does anyone know if I can somehow modify the driver to make it work properly? Thanks. Edited July 21, 20197 yr by Duck42069
July 21, 20197 yr What do you mean you can't find the HWID in the XP drivers? I could find them under the sp550356\WDM\WinXP\STHDA.inf file - line 488 Here's the screenshot proving that the HWID does exist. I recommend unpacking sp55036.exe using Bioruebe's Uniextract tool, and run the setup.exe included inside, if this doesn't work then you should manually update the device using devmgmt.msc. Edited July 21, 20197 yr by IntMD
July 21, 20197 yr Author Weird, I think I mightve been searching through the wrong files, I have like 50 folders similar to this, but I think I tried the driver and had no success, I'll try again. EDIT: I've done it with the setup and manual way, they say theyre working in device manager and still work with aux but not the laptop speakers. I'm probably just gonna give up and install win7 x32 Edited July 21, 20197 yr by Duck42069 a
July 22, 20197 yr If the sound works, then the driver is installed and working. To select the sound output, you need to start the sound card control panel; for IDT, it is located in the control panel.
July 22, 20197 yr Go to Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel and see if the right audio devices is set as default. Also check the IDT controls in Control Panel as well. Also a stupid question: are the laptop speakers actually working in other OSes?
July 23, 20197 yr Author On win7 the sound works straight out of the box. The idt control panel doesn't work on xp tho.
July 23, 20197 yr 7 hours ago, Duck42069 said: On win7 the sound works straight out of the box. The idt control panel doesn't work on xp tho. Does opening the IDT control panel show an error of some sort? If so, can you screen it or describe it?
July 27, 20197 yr Author Sorry for the late reply, but I gave up on this for a few days and reinstalled xp because I had so much stuff leftover from how many times I tried to install an audio driver, but anyways, that one from the hp site does not give me the control panel, but the control panel on my previous installation would give no message.
July 27, 20197 yr 5 hours ago, Duck42069 said: Sorry for the late reply, but I gave up on this for a few days and reinstalled xp because I had so much stuff leftover from how many times I tried to install an audio driver, but anyways, that one from the hp site does not give me the control panel, but the control panel on my previous installation would give no message. I assume the HP drivers that are offered for is a no-go then. Last resort would be to use Snappy Driver Installer Origin to track a driver that is relevant (contrary to other driver installers, it's the most trustworthy, but i wouldn't install drivers from the program directly). Uninstall the audio drivers (unless if you have done that already), get the mentioned program (Application Only). Run it and choose 'Download only indexes'. After that don't do anything within it, just close the program and upload the latest snapshot from the app's log folder (with the .snp extension). I'll take a look at what the log reports and find you an appropriate driver. Edited July 27, 20197 yr by IntMD
July 27, 20197 yr https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/9PKIX19O/file.html Can you try this driver? It seems to support your audio device (fits the exact HWID fine (w/o the REV ID)). Should be installed by devmgmt.msc since there is no setup executable included. From what I also see in the logs there are also other devices that need to be updated (excluding the "amd processor drivers" and "HPET drivers" which are severly outdated, but somehow offered), but we'll talk about it once you get the audio drivers to work correctly. Edited July 27, 20197 yr by IntMD
July 27, 20197 yr Author Again, says it works, looks like it works, works with aux and HDMI, just not the speakers.
July 27, 20197 yr 3 minutes ago, Duck42069 said: Again, says it works, looks like it works, works with aux and HDMI, just not the speakers. Have you checked if the control panel works fine in this build of drivers?
July 27, 20197 yr Author No idt control panel in it, only AESTCtrl.cpl which is just audio filters (none installed though) and even then it doesn't install that for me, its just in the same folder as the driver.
July 28, 20197 yr Maybe you could try the audio driver from here. http://shorthornproject.com/allcategories.html?tab=drivers&item=item-drivers
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