Iam running xp2 my notherboard is pm800-m2 i found out that there is no sounds even i go to dxdiag to run sound testing but no to avial...i wonder if u could help what driver should i install this motherboard so i could listen musics...thnx

All the drivers for that board are available here

u should install sata driver while installing win xp and sata drivers are in built in win 7

http://www.ecsusa.com/ECSWebSite/Downloads/ProductsDetail_Download.aspx?detailid=453&DetailName=New&DetailDesc=&CategoryID=1&MenuID=6&LanID=9

you will find all the divers for you motherboard at the link above. install all the drivers : the one for the chipset first and the others after. If the board is ok and nobody had played with the jumpers on it you should get your sound.

i need driver sound motherboard PM*))-M2 rev:1.0a

Hi,im josh! in cebu phils. May i help u? It is in the sound card driver built in your o.s. You try to copy the sound card driver your computer used in vista home. just go to start button then go to run then when the dialog box displayed type dxdiag then as it goes display press audio driver.then you copy the sound driver being displayed. and when you install your xp2 you look for that sound driver been used by the vista home.go to the web if needed.but im sure it is built in xp2.just select it. Good luck.

check if the drivers for the plugs are installed , it might been undetected on windows instalatin..or they might been disabled from sevices ...enable and run again the sound driver instalation

Let's try the obvious - then move on to a more in-depth fix for this.
Assuming you're running Windows ..
Lower right corner of the screen (in the task bar) is a speaker icon. If there's a red circle lined through, it means the audio is muted or turned off. Simply click on the icon, and the pop-up will show the same circle. Click on that, and it ought to work. Again, this is the obvious, and most common I've found to occur.

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for those with p4m800pro m the sound driver is either Realtek ac97 ...or Realtek high definition , and both can be found on a internet search ...if you do not know the kin of audio card ya have , you might take a look in the user guide ...usually is specified there ...( for on board video card ).....for those whom might have a different card ..they also migh try to search for sound-max video driver ...anyway ..its almost impossible to not work with one of these 3...
Good luck !

what you should have done was uninstalled the old motherboard drivers first as these drivers will be running the board although incorrectly, if you still have the installation disc run it as if to install, but it should show up with the option to uninstall the drivers.

Click on Start>run, then type 'dxdiag' windows can then run a diagnostic test on your graphics and sound drivers. You may only have to uninstall sound drivers and then re-install original sound driver from motherboard installation cd or from the motherboard manufacturer web site.