Audio driver soundmax windows r145551 - Dell OptiPlex GX520 PC Desktop

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/19199/SoundMAX-Audio-Driver-for-Windows-7-Vista-

ADI SoundMax AC97 Integrated Digital Audio Driver or SoundMax Integrated Digital Audio or ADI SoundMax Audio Driver for Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP. You can get any free by typeing in your computer name followed by audio driver and it will take you to the download site. Hope this helps

The following audio driver worked for the ASUS P5GV-MX on Windows 7: SoundMAX HD Audio Driver 6.10.02.6585

I found it a website called "TechSpot" SoundMAX HD Audio Driver6 10 02 6585 and it worked like a champ!!! I spent quite a while looking for this solution so I hope this helps someone out!!

Hi Friend,

Reference to your problem I am providing a link here from there you can download the required drivers for Windows 7.

http://www.darelease.com/dl/Analog+Devices+SoundMAX+HD+Audio+Windows+7+Driver.html

you need to copy and paste the provided link into you address bar.

click on Analog Devices SoundMAX HD Audio Windows 7 Driver Full Downloads

After entering the code click on Download. I hope this will help you. Please vote for me. Thanks in advance.

First, shame on Microsoft! Second, many are having the same issue you are now experiencing. What has worked is installing the Vista driver package.


Click on the link below and download the file.
Go to device manager and uninstall the current driver for Soundmax Intergrated Audio soundcard.
Double click on the downloaded program to install your soundcard driver.
If the program has issues installing the driver (due to incompatibility with Windows 7) go back to the device manager and right-click on the Soundmax Integrated Audio soudcard
Select Update driver
When searching for the updated driver, direct the search (or select manual search) to the folder the file created when you double clicked on it (swsetup>Sp36530>i386>Vista)
This should enable your soundcard.

Best of luck!

Greg

SoundMax Integrated Audio Driver

Download Dell OptiPlex GX280 Desktop Soundmax Audio Driver For Win XP/Vista Description: Soundmax ADI 198x Integrated Audio Driver for Windows XP and Windows Vista
Download For XP: R105155.exe
Download For Vista: R145551.EXE

I have found a link for the driver for the ASUS K8V-MX motherboard.

SoundMax Audio Driver V5.12.01.5150 for Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP/2003

Download the file and then run it,

I hope this helps,

Eric

check the link...

http://support.asus.com/download/download_item.aspx?model=P5GDC%20Pro&type=Latest

hope this helped...

download driver ''R145551.exe'' and install it for audio device to work. you can download this by typing the r145551.exe on google search for more details contact me [email protected]

Chances are that when you deleted Soundmax, you deleted the drivers as well. I am going to assume that you 'deleted' the "Soundmax" entry from your Add/Remove Programs console or chose "Uninstall" from the Soundmax folder in your start menu.

The problem is not your speakers. The problem is the audio hardware. I'm willing to bet that you don't have any drivers installed for your Soundmax audio hardware.

More often than not, when you uninstall the software for your audio hardware, it also removes the drivers for the audio hardware.

I would try re-downloading the drivers for your Soundmax hardware and reinstall them.

Soundmax Drivers:
http://www.techspot.com/drivers/driver/file/information/3312/

I am also aware that this Soundmax chip was licensed to a different company by Realtek. (They designed the chip.) You can also try the Realtek AC'97 audio chip drivers. There may be a few differences in the way the software works, though. Here you go:
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=23&PFid=23&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#AC

I myself would recommend the Realtek Drivers. However, I also have an experience with this particular chipset where I installed the drivers in Windows XP Service Pack 1 or below and they worked just fine. But if I installed the drivers in Windows XP Service Pack 2, the system just reboots itself over and over again unless I use Safe Mode and uninstall the drivers.

Instead of fighting with that issue, however... I just put in a different soundcard and deactivated the onboard audio hardware in the motherboard's BIOS.

Just a heads up on that...

Good luck with this. Let us know what happens if you need more help.

Cyryl