Users are strongly encouraged to make every effort to verify the accuracy and/or completeness of the information before reliance thereon. Reliance upon the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein is at the user’s risk. This information is provided as a public service for convenience purposes only. neither assume liability for the accuracy or completeness, nor endorses the contents of, any outside links from the website. Download IDT High Definition Audio CODEC HDAudio Drivers0000:01000000:0100Filename, DescriptionVersionFilesizeIDT 92xx Audio Driver.628.5 MiBIDT 92xx Audio Driver. Nice find - save’s me from buying a new audio card.ĭisclaimer: I assume no liability for the accuracy or completeness of any of the information contained on this blog. I went to check the driver it said it was working correctly so i tried updating it and still nothing. There might not be a sound device installed on your computer, it might be in use by another program, or it might not be functioning properly. If you want to try the US version (maybe they’ll fix it soon) then go here: Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there is a problem with your sound device. I downloaded the (link below) Audio Driver SigmaTel… Nonetheless, I went to Sony’s European support site for VAIO and found another 64-bit SigmaTel driver using the same search technique.

Talked to a Sony Tech Support and I was told to bookmark the url and keep checking. To my surprise these new desktop PCs still use the SigmaTel chip. I tried to download the 64-bit audio driver but there seems to be a problem with the page - it wasn’t loading. I went back to Sony’s US support website () and browsed a Desktop PC (in this case the LT series) to see if it maybe using a 64-bit SigmaTel audio driver. However, I thought of an idea and see if it would work. My last resort is to disable the audio from the BIOS and get myself a PCI new audio card.

I downloaded the IDT (SigmaTel 64-bit driver) from Dell, Gateway and HP but none of these worked.

Later I installed Windows 7 32-bit OS and the software that gets installed from the disc provided with the motherboard does not work properly. I googled for the net and found out that many folks did ran into the same problem after upgrading to 64-bit Vista. I installed the drivers given along with the motherboard and the sound drivers worked fine when I was using Windows XP 32-bit OS. I checked Sony’s support site for my PC model but they don’t seem to have a 64-bit version of the SigmaTel HD Audio Driver.

I recently upgraded my VAIO RC210G to Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit to take advantage of the Intel Pentium D930 (dual core CPU). After the upgrade, I noticed the 32-bit SigmaTel Vista audio driver no longer works.

Sigmatel audio device drivers