blue screen while installing realtek alc662

Hi, i am installing realtek alc662 on my PC , suddenly it dispalys blue screen ! T_T

RtkHdaud.sys- address b82db027 base at b92d3000, datestamp 45bf24aaRD


i also need to ask, what type of speakers do i need for my PC? im wondering cause ive inserted my USB speakers and i think my pc wont search for it..


help pls. ive attached my everest report below.

 

here's a link to the audio driver:
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/misc/audio/Realtek_Audio_V51005490_incl2k03.zip
is this the same one that you are trying to install?

 

help pls.... blue screen T_T

 

is the onboard sound enabled in your bios?

also, try this out:

 

ive already installed kb888111 in my SP2.

and how do i know if it is enabled in the bios? and how do i enable it ? thanks !

 

Have you installed the chipset drivers?

 

waa .. what are chipset drivers for? and how do i know that it is installed? and where do i downlaod it..

 

Chipset drivers are the main drivers for your motherboard. All the on-board devices must run through the chipset to communicate with each other and with Windows. Since it sounds as if they have not been installed (if they have, reinstalling 'em won't hurt), you can download 'em from this direct link. Uninstall your sound drivers before installing the chipset. Restart the PC after installing the chipset drivers. When you re-install the sound drivers, download them from this link. Do NOT install them by double clicking on the file! Extract it first with TUGzip, and install it via the Hardware Wizard by following the steps in this thread. TUGzip can extract RAR files, ZIP files, 7zip files, many EXE files, and just about any archive or self-extracting archive you're likely to encounter. When installing TUGzip just click 'Next' all the way through. At the end of the install, there will be a little check-box for "Launch TUGzip"; go ahead and launch it; click "Next" all the way through again until you see a "Finish" button; there will be a column on the left side with a bunch of different archive formats; click the "Select All" button; click "Finish". A window will open that looks like an Explorer-type window, close it. Right click the file you downloaded (the file you want to extract) and click the 2nd upward pointing green arrow, it will say something like "Extract to: .\filename" and the file will extract to a folder of the same name.

 

ok ive installed it but after that,it says the driver has been installed, but it may not work bla bla bla.
and there is that yellow exclamationpoint on devica manager.

questions guys:

do i need to connect my speakers ? because the "found new hardware" is not appearing when i insert my usb speakers

and how do i enable onboard sound on bios>?

 

ok ive installed the chipset drivers (no more blue screen) but after that,it says the driver has been installed, but it may not work bla bla bla.
and there is that yellow exclamation point on device manager.
and also it says that the device cannot start :confused

questions guys:

do i need to connect my speakers ? because the "found new hardware" is not appearing when i insert my usb speakers

and how do i enable onboard sound on bios>?

 

help pls BUMP