Toshiba A105-S2236 Realtek Audio Driver for Windows Xp

Hello,

From your question, I deduce that:

1. You are installing a Sound Crad Driver from an OEM Vendor (Toshiba support site).
2. You are runnimg Windows XP. in the case of Windows Seven/Vista, these two platforms support a generic HD Audio Driver (hdaudio.sys as verified from the DirectX Diagnostic Tool)
3.In that case, you need to download and install:
(a). The Intel Chipset Drivers for your device.
(b). The Microsoft Unified Audio Architecture HD Audio Driver , which you can download here as a HotFix (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/888111). Click here to go to the link.
4. Once you have downloaded all these components and installed them, go on and install the Realttek HD Audio Driver from your OEM Vendor.

Good luck.

Have you tried muting to laptop to see if its really a software and not a hardware issue

I have toshiba laptop satalite with 2 operation windows 2000 and HP windows running thus slowing the system down consiradably. Idealy would like to delete the windows 2000 professinal. Please help

try this http://www.devicedoctor.com/

Here is the driver link

1.For windows XP

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/qg600audiox.exe

2.For windows vista

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/driver_audio_sigmatel_25601A.exe

According to me, you are using windows xp as there won't be any problem with windows vista.

The sound card you are using is high definition audio.so you need to download Microsoft UAA Bus Controller Software.Install this first and installed the driver for windows xp.

here is the link for Microsoft UAA Bus Controller Software

http://download.cnet.com/kb888111-exe/3000-2110_4-104699.html

This will solve it

You downloaded the drivers? Did you install them?
After downloading, you Double-clicked on the file, then followed the instructions of the Installation Wizard?

Which driver did you install?

The RealTek LAN Driver for Windows XP (v.5.621.304.2005; 12-06-2005; 2M),

Or, the Intel PRO 10/100 Model Driver v.8.0.43.0
(v8.0.43.0; 12-18-2006; 425K)

you will need to reinstall the audio device driver.  go to toshiba.com and download the device driver for your machine.

you have to install the sound drivers from the mother board cd

Hi trucker, click on the link I have listed below.
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modItemList.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0555768875.1210605120@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccccadeedgmlddjcgfkceghdgngdgnj.0&ModelDLOS=Windows+XP%7C132594&ModelDLCat=null&BV_SessionID=@@@@0555768875.1210605120@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccccadeedgmlddjcgfkceghdgngdgnj.0&ListType=Model&ct=DL&moid=1310939&rpn=PSAA2U&OrderBy=D&PublicStartIndex=0&PrivateStartIndex=0&PublicCutOff=&PrivateCutOff=&AddOldPublicItems=false&AddOldPrivateItems=undefined&all_docs=false&x=65&y=13

This will show all the drivers for the OS Win XP, for you're Satellite A105-S2071. From time to time a driver will not install correctly. This means either the driver is not correct or windows is just being stuborn. Running the .exe usually installs the software but other times the driver must be installed through device manager. (The correct driver). The link above shows me the sound driver files name is (sa100audiox.exe)
(Realtek Audio Driver for Windows XP (v5.10.0.5188; 12-06-2005; 22.98M)
Creat a folder on you're desktop & name it Realtek Driver.
Download the driver file into this folder & uncompress the .exe by double clicking on it.
Try installing normally. Than re-start the system. Test you're sound. If you're sound still does not function, install through device manager. Right click on My computer icon. Slide down to & left click properties. Click the hardware tab, than click the device manager button. Scroll down to & click the + sign next to sound, audio and game controller. (It may already be opened).
Right click once on the yellow ! point & left click update driver.
Show windows the way to the folder you created on you're desktop & click ok. Windows hardware wizard should install the the correct software you have givin it.

Good Luck!
Have more questions? Please feel free to ask.
Mike