I recently got a new pc with an Asus P5K motherboard, after reformatting it the built-in sound card was not working anymore.

This is how I fixed it:

1. From control panel, add/remove, remove these 2 softwares if they are installed, “Realtek High Definition Audio Driver” and “High Definition Audio driver Package - KB888111″.
2. Restart Windows
3. Get the latest Realtek drivers from here.
4. Install it, and reboot.
5. Should be working now!

I think this should work on all Asus Motherboards that have a built-in HD Realtek Soundcard.

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i have acer aspire 4720g i have hd realtek problem masege when tourn on eaccessviolaion plz help

thanks!

Hi, I also have just built a system round an ASUS H3A-HDMI Mobo and have not been able to get the audio to work, except from the Realtek 3D Demo in the Realtek driver program. I have tried a lot of reinstalls etc.. no luck. Can I be clear, are you suggesting NOT to have the KB888111 installed at all? I thought you needed the UAA HD file on your machine before installing the Realtek software. Also, did the drivers on your ASUS driver CD not work at all either? Cheers.

Yep I also removed KB888111, restarted and then installed the new driver. Give it a shot and let me know if it works out for you!

Hi, I have also a sound problem on my ASUS A7M series. I installed a new motherboard (not by myself ofcourse) but I can’t get any sound… I deinstalled de driver, but the “”High Definition Audio driver Package - KB888111″ I couldnt… How can I deinstalle this package? There is no button that says ‘delete’.
Thanks,
Anne

mine also same problem,as above a purchased a Asus motherboard and the realtek HD audio driver problem started i did lots of installs and uninstalls on it but then also,i might hav left all the drivers behind and i think need to resetup windows xpsp2 agin need the full procedure to install stepwise i hav downloaded a UAA driver frm microsft wbsite and the Hotfix Patch also!! wat next then!!!! Please guide -me totly Confusd

Get SP3 update(which is what caused my driver to stop working in the first place or installing the motherboard driver-take your pick. Then go to windows directory at: My Computer/local disk C/Windows/KB888111. Delete KB888111 and restart your computer. If this does not work try ASUS update at this point (if you have an ASUS MOBO. See if it has the HD update to install. If that does not work go to the ASUS Support site and search for the problem related to your motherboard. Some sequence of these steps worked for me on an ASUS M3A79-Deluxe MOBO. I make no guarantee.

PS: I believe SP3 automagically installs the driver on restart at which point it is recognized by the system.

This is very relevant for fixing
From the ASUS forum: from message [Problem]NO AUDIO DEVICE!!!!!!!!!!! written by
Paul
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This problem is caused by a missing file in XP and has nothing to do with the hardware or the Realtek audio driver. Each time you boot XP it will detect new hardware and request you to instal the Microsoft UUA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio. To fix the problem you have to request the hotfix for KB888111.

Click the following link then click where it says View and request hotfix downloads at the top left of the article next to the tools icon.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/888111/

Don’t bother reading the KB888111 article as that is not particularly helpful. It says that the hotfix is for XP SP1 and SP2 but it works fine with SP3.

When you have requested the hotfix you will be sent an email with a download link to download the hotfix. The hotfix is a self extracting cabinet so double click the file to unzip the contents. You need to enter a password and the password is in the email sent from Microsoft along with the hotfix attachment.

When you have extracted the contents of the hotfix you will see a number of folders. The folders are named according to different languages so if you want english you choose the folder named US.

Open the folder and inside is another folder named x86fre and inside that folder are four self extracting cabinets. Two of these are named kb888111sp1 and kb888111sp2. Choose the SP1 cabinet if your XP is SP1 and choose the SP2 cabinet if your XP is either SP2 or SP3.

Important - don’t double click the cabinet but unzip it instead as you are not installing the hotfix. You are simply extracting the files from the cabinet.

When you have extracted the contents of kb888111sp1 or kb888111sp2 you will see a folder named commonfiles and inside this folder are the files you need to instal the missing Microsoft UUA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio.

Reboot XP and when it detects new hardware it requests the system file HDAUDBUS and you should simply point to the commonfiles folder which contains the missing file. XP will instal the file and that is the problem fixed.

Follow these steps and it is quite easy to do.

Well do it Work For Intel mother boards

Great Damner, it really worked!!
THX a lot

hey yall.im writing from japan.n im afraid my engish is not good enough but i hope yall understand.
I have a problem with the sound.my asus laptop is 7inch screen lil one.n i guess i accidentally uninstalled the realtek hd audio program n then i lost all sounds.which means i hear totally nothing.even the shutting down melody is dead.what should i do?i tried to install new 1 but its zipped n it doesnt work.pls help me out guyz…thank u