Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio will not install.

Set back and enjoy a beer;long story.
I think my previous problem with excessive hard disk activity was due
to the overheating of my GPU unit on my ATI Radeon X 1300 graphics
card( 62 degrees C. (Fan did not run). So I took it out and installed
an XFX ATI HD 4350 Card.(Does not have a fan to wear out) The system
seems OK now. I have not noticed any excessive drive activity.( as
of yet)
However now I have another problem.
( Sometimes I feel like I should take a 1/4 stick of dynamite and blow
my computer up,but I do not have $700.00+ to replace it)
Anyway back to the problem.
After I installed the drivers and software for the XFX card I no
longer have any sound.
I tried re-installing the RealTek drivers that came with the computer,
as well as from a file of the original drivers that I got from the HP
web site for my computer, but I get a error message saying I need the
Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio. I downloaded the
version for my computer and tried to install it and it ran for a
couple of seconds and then nothing.
I checked the device manager and there was not listing for the RealTek
drivers or the Microsoft drivers.
Harold A Climer
Dept. Of Physics Geology, and Astronomy
U.T, Chattanooga
Rm. 406A Engineering, Math & Computer Science Building
615 McCallie Ave. Chattanooga TN 37403
Harold-Cimer@utc.edu

"...my previous problem with excessive hard disk activity was due
to the overheating of my GPU..."

No: A has nothing to do with B, so that's where I stopped reading.

If your video card is overheating you may hear one or more fans spinning
up, to try to clear the heat, and you will eventually see a distorted
image on your monitor.
---
Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

Harold A. Climer wrote:
> Set back and enjoy a beer;long story.
> I think my previous problem with excessive hard disk activity was due
> to the overheating of my GPU unit on my ATI Radeon X 1300 graphics
> card( 62 degrees C. (Fan did not run). So I took it out and installed
> an XFX ATI HD 4350 Card.(Does not have a fan to wear out) The system
> seems OK now. I have not noticed any excessive drive activity.( as
> of yet)
> However now I have another problem.
> ( Sometimes I feel like I should take a 1/4 stick of dynamite and blow
> my computer up,but I do not have $700.00+ to replace it)
> Anyway back to the problem.
> After I installed the drivers and software for the XFX card I no
> longer have any sound.
> I tried re-installing the RealTek drivers that came with the computer,
> as well as from a file of the original drivers that I got from the HP
> web site for my computer, but I get a error message saying I need the
> Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio. I downloaded the
> version for my computer and tried to install it and it ran for a
> couple of seconds and then nothing.
> I checked the device manager and there was not listing for the RealTek
> drivers or the Microsoft drivers.
> Harold A Climer
> Dept. Of Physics Geology, and Astronomy
> U.T, Chattanooga
> Rm. 406A Engineering, Math & Computer Science Building
> 615 McCallie Ave. Chattanooga TN 37403
> Harold-Cimer@utc.edu

On Aug 17, 12:16*am, Harold A. Climer <Harold-Cli...@utc.edu> wrote:
> Set back and enjoy a beer;long story.
> I think my previous problem with excessive hard disk activity was due
> to the overheating of my GPU unit on my ATI Radeon X 1300 graphics
> card( 62 degrees C. (Fan did not run). So I took it out and installed
> an XFX ATI HD 4350 Card.(Does not have a fan to wear out) The system
> seems *OK now. *I have not noticed any excessive drive activity.( as
> of yet)
> *However now I have another problem.
> ( Sometimes I feel like I should take a 1/4 stick of dynamite and blow
> my computer up,but I do not have $700.00+ to replace it)
> Anyway back to the problem.
> After I installed the drivers and software for the XFX card I no
> longer have any sound.
> I tried re-installing the RealTek drivers that came with the computer,
> as well as from a file of the original drivers that I got from the HP
> web site for my computer, but I get a error message saying I need the
> Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio. I downloaded the
> version for my computer and tried to install it and it ran for a
> couple of seconds and then nothing.
> I checked the device manager and there was not listing for the RealTek
> drivers or the Microsoft drivers.
> Harold A Climer
> Dept. Of Physics Geology, and Astronomy
> U.T, Chattanooga
> Rm. 406A Engineering, Math & Computer Science Building
> 615 McCallie Ave. Chattanooga TN 37403
> Harold-Ci...@utc.edu

Here is the revised RealTek HD audio driver and these also have the
Microsoft UAA drivers:

http://downloads.guru3d.com/Realtek-...load-2346.html