Unimodem audio drivers!!!!

[Rossi46fan]

A friend asked me to look at his desktop as the all to common no sound problem has occured,i checked in device manager and got the usual story about no drivers being installed for the audio device,i then ran belarc and brought up the pc profile so i could see what kind of audio controller was installed, its listed as a unimodem half duplex audio device!I have searched online for at least 45 mins to try and find the correct drivers for this but im going nowhere fast!Can anybody help me to find these mysterious audio drivers? by the way the pc is running xp home sp3

[Kevin_gibson]

What's the make and model of the PC? when you did Belarc, what was the motherboard make and model?

[Rossi46fan]

Ok the pc is a Packard Bell NEC PB34218301, for whatever reason the belarc profile does not list the m/board manufacturer so i opened the case and from what i can see the m/board is a FC Gigabyte GA-8S661FM hope this helps its really bugged me that i cant find these drivers,i was hoping to sort it out in 15mins lol!

[bookworm]

Originally Posted by Rossi46fan

Ok the pc is a Packard Bell NEC PB34218301, for whatever reason the belarc profile does not list the m/board manufacturer so i opened the case and from what i can see the m/board is a FC Gigabyte GA-8S661FM hope this helps its really bugged me that i cant find these drivers,i was hoping to sort it out in 15mins lol!

go here to Packard Bell - install the RTC ALC655 audio driver
http://support.packardbell.com/uk/it...4218301&g=2000

Set a System Restore Point before installing driver just in case
Start / All Programs / Accessories / System Tools / System Restore – click radio button Create a restore point and follow instructions