Edit: Also please give me the full command that you originally entered. To copy the command, click the icon in the upper left corner of the window, click Edit|Mark, highlight the whole command, press Enter (which copies whatever is highlighted), then paste it here as normal.
when i type find /? it comes up with the exact same thing..
C:\Documents and Settings\Janine>find /c "SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio" c:\
windows\inf\*.inf | find ":" | find /v ": 0
edit: the "C:\Documents and Settings\Janine>" was allready there..
OK, I think it has something to do with your system path. This we can look at later. Try to perform the following commands in you command prompt: cd C:\Windows\System32
find /c "SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio" c:\windows\inf\*.inf | find ":" | find /v ": 0"
ok.. i deleted those 2 files that came up.. then tried installing sis 7012..
it does the same thing.. except soundmkax doesnt come up this time..
:S
also, when the ""found new hardware" came up .. it was a big yellow ? and in device manager it is a big yellow ? with a ! on it lol.
i am trying to install the SiS driver by going to update driver, or at the start of reboot, clicking browse and searching for it in the folder on my desktop..
its in the other devices category with a ! on it..
when i go to Add Hardware, i select allready connected hardware.. then it comes up with a list of my hardware.. the top one is "multimedia audio controller". its icon is a big yellow ? with a ! on it..
i cant install the driver either it just says "The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)"
then, when i click finish, it gives me the "found new hardware" screen again. i find the sis folder and try to "update" the driver.. doesnt work.. comes up with a little magnifiying glass (looking for software and such.. ) and then comes up with "the hardware was not installed becuase the wizard cannot find the necessary software".
:@
OK, we may need to backtrack at this point. Your system doesn't like the SiS driver. If you have the INF files you deleted still in the recycling bin, let's restore those. If not, perform a system restore. I have a feeling that Everest is reporting the wrong audio device and the PC Pitstop test is reporting the wrong motherboard, we'll get back to the point where the SoundMAX audio driver is installed and go from there. I apologize for this, but there are so many conflicting issues. You are doing a great job at working through this.
Ax
we have a problem..
i have NEVER been able to system restore, it works up until i restart lol..
when it starts up i get restore unsuccesful or something..
i think it looks like ive lost the inf files.. becuase my recycle bin doesnt store things there for some reason :S
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