Help needed with lenovo s10e

If you haven't gotten sound working this looks like the sound driver folder from the GHO file. You could download it and try running setup to see if any change. http://www.mediafire.com/?zsn71w1r8yvr2rr

 

i may have installed the sp3 first...i uninstalled it and reinstalled it ,still no good all try your link.

 

The reason I mentioned it was they had the fix I was talking about in that folder kb888111xpsp2.exe so maybe it is relevant.

 

is that the setup.exe if so i install it but still the same ,the wireless seems good now but,no sound and no volume icon in tray.

 

It's in this folder 4GFDY6A_\4GFDY6A_\MSHDQFE\Win2K_XP\us\kb888111xpsp2.exe but you shouldn't need it if you are SP3.

I was also hoping something in the WDM folder might be executed by that setup routine. You could click on a couple of the executables to see if they do anything. maybe alcwzrd.exe?

 

no nothing..and when i try and run 4GFDY6A_\4GFDY6A_\MSHDQFE\Win2K_XP\us\kb888111xpsp2.exe i get error saying i have newer version.......sp3

 

I'll search around for specific model trouble but I just don't understand why the drivers from the website wouldn't work. Is there nothing in Control Panel>Sounds?

*I'll also put my last commercial here about considering re-imaging the HD. We had the MBR right so I think it may just have been a faulty run of the install. At least consider deleting the 3 7z files on your PC and re-splitting the original image file and then moving and putting the pieces back together on the laptop and storing the GHO there just in case you run into unforeseen trouble later.

 

when i go to Control Panel>Sounds? it fadded out so i cant do anything..all try and figure it out,you have done more then enough if you come across something to help great.but i want to say thanks for all your help you stayed up late for a week trying to help me and doing testing yourself to help me out...you deserve 2 thumbs up ,and a case of beer .lol if there are more members like you here then this is the best site on the web for helping,members and newbies out.So thankyou without your help i would still be at square 1.im guessing you do this for a living...lol

 

You are more than welcome.

A simple post in the drivers section may be helpful. I know Halo and a few others know their stuff on drivers. It is almost always RealTek drivers that have problems and they probably have seen it all.

I'll let you know if I think of anything. Post back if you solve it so I can check it off my list.

Good Luck!

 

this may help..

i ran a program called unknown device identifier 7.00

it shows 1 in red


standard dual channel PCI IDE Controller(unknown device)

 

I think in Unknown Devices it gives you a number like: VEN_8086&DEV_2560&SUBSYS_01601028&REV_01 for each device which helps search for the device with google. Do you see anything like that for the device?

You might also try following the directions for posting an Everest Report in this post http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showpost.php?p=1566224&postcount=2

There might be something of interest in the Everest Report as it gives the same sort of information.

 

After 410 posts, has anyone heard of the term "flogging a dead horse" yet?

I don't mean to be rude, but , isn't enough, enough?

 

Puppywunder58,

I don't mean to be rude. Ignoring the post count. Pongo needs help getting audio working on his perfectly serviceable Lenovo S10e. Can you help?

 

here is the everest report..

 

sach2, I sent you a PM.

 

ok finally got it...

- click start, right-click computer, and then click properties.in the tasks pane, click device manager.
- if you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type your password or click continue.
- in device manager, locate the device for which you want to install the driver.

note to display hidden devices, click show hidden devices on the view menu.
- right-click the device, and then click update driver software.
- click browse my computer for driver software, click let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer, and then click have disk.

- in the install from disk dialog box, click browse, locate an .inf file for the device driver that you want to install, and then click open.
- follow the steps in the update driver software devicename dialog box to update the driver.


thanks sach2 for sticking with me..thats increadible help.

 

If MajorGeeks gives out medals, sach2 deserves the Medal of Honor for this one.
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