How to Fix a Sound Card in Windows XP

The sound card on your Windows XP system is controlled by system drivers on the computer. These are the files installed when first placing the sound card in the computer's motherboard, enabling Windows XP to recognize the device. Repairing a corrupt or ineffective sound card on your XP system requires a fresh install of the drivers, overwriting system issues.

Things You'll Need

  • Driver disc for your sound card
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Instructions

    • 1

      Insert the driver disc into the computer.

    • 2

      Right-click "My Computer." Choose "Properties."

    • 3

      Click "Hardware" and click "Device Manager."

    • 4

      Double-click your sound card. Click "Drivers" and click "Update." Choose the drive containing the driver CD to update the drivers, overwriting and solving your sound card issues.

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