My audio driver installer is not working . In the middle of the installation one pop up menu comes and saying (intel audio driver failure) . so please give any other idea to install

You can download the driver from this link: http://ts.fujitsu.com/support/downloads.html
On the left side of the page there is a link "Driver & downloads". Click on it, then on the middle area of the page, under "SELECT PRODUCT" you will select "Notebooks". A new menu appears, select "LIFEBOOK". A new menu appears, select "LIFEBOOK E". A new menu appears, select "LIFEBOOK E8410 (Intel Graphic)" or "LIFEBOOK E8410 (Intel Graphic)". (Makes no difference, since the audio card is the same ALC262 in both versions). After this, there appears a list with operating systems available. Select the one you are using, then select "Audio".
I would suggest to install first the "Chipset" driver from the same list, then restart the computer and after restart install the audio driver.
Best regards

Uninstall your current driver and download and install one from this site that matches your operating system... http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsCheck.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=24&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#High Definition Audio Codecs

I need audio dirver because my system was not found sound.
101 GGc
Intel D945

when you install the audio driver in your mothergboard don't press the new hardware found just leave it.. ok?

there is a trick of installing hd audio.Remove all the drivers.
First install the patch of winxpsp2 , it should be in ur driver cd somewhere in audio folder.
then remove it. Again install it and then install sound driver and all other drivers.
It will definitely work.

http://intel.driversdown.com/Intel-drivers/Intel-Desktop-Board-D945GCNL-HD-Audio-Controller-5605-Windows-Vista(32-64)-XP(32-64)-2000_77686.shtml

Intel Desktop Board D945GCNL HD Audio Controller 5605 Windows Vista(32/64)/XP(32/64)/2000
Installs the Realtek audio driver version 5605 for Intel® Desktop Boards.

IMPORTANT: Audio drivers may fail to install in Windows* XP 64-Bit Edition. Symptoms may include error messages, such as "Error in installation" or "Unknown error". Microsoft's Update for Windows XP x64 Edition (KB901105) fixes this issue. After installing this update, the audio drivers for Windows XP 64-Bit Edition will successfully install.

if your sound card is in-built try installing from the motherboard cd you got..if then also it says some problem then try for the driver software in internet then too problem continues try installing the OS again..

2)Right Click My computer
3)Click properties
4)Select Hardware Tab
5)Click Device Manager
6)Click on the cross of System Devices
7)Right Click Microsoft UAA Bus driver for high definition Audio
8)Uninstall this (this is the problem making place and this might indicated as yellow color explanation mark before you uninstall it)Just uninstall it
9)Now install your newly downloaded drivers which i have asked you to download in the previous post.
10)System will ask to restart momentarily just follow the instructions and reassert .
Once all the installation and restarting are done your Audio will work with out any issues

Hope this will work and please let me know if my post able to fix ur problem.

Hello Jatin09,

Let's start by removing all of the other audio drivers. After, reboot your laptop and install only the audio driver from the cd. After doing so, if the problem continues, then you may want to try repairing your windows system files - given that you have the installation cd that came with your laptop.

Hope this answers your question and that it helps.

Thank you

I have been working on this for months and finally got everything including front audio panel going. First Download the latest realtek audio drivers available  from intel's website or go here and download #3 http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filter_results.aspx?strTypes=all&ProductID=2839&OSFullName=Windows%2A+XP+Home+Edition&lang=eng&strOSs=45&submit=Go%21. Next goto control panel and add/remove programs then look for realtek audio drivers that have been previously installed. Remove program if one is found. Then go to device manager (right click my computer, go to properties, Then hardware, then device manager. Click on the"+" in front of system devices. Find "microsoft uaa bus driver for high defintion audio". Right click that and select, "disable". Then right click it again and "unintstall" the device. This will allow you to install the audio drivers on your disc, or ones you have downloaded to install without an error message. Once done install your audio drivers and restart your PC and windows should start dectecting your new hardware. An installation wizzard pops up. Install the files needed yourself from a specific location, not a disk. It will ask for location of file name "hdaudbus.sys". That file is in C:/Windows/System32 folder. If it's not there, which it should be, just find and download that one file but it should already be there. I have done all this on xp home ed, sp3. I now have sound, and my front audio panel works. Please let me know if you have any problems by emailing me at [email protected]