Hi Monica,
This is what I found using Google. Just make sure you scan the zip with your anti-virus first after you download it.
Just unzip it and run the program and that should do it. If not write back.
Here is the link: http://www.driversdown.com/ViewDownloadUrl.asp?ID=85692&brNum=3&show=0

Dear Cormac
 
i downloaded it but i am not able to install it.
i double click it but nothing happens
 
do you by any chance have another link?
 
 

Hi Monica,
Here is another link. The download is approx. halfway down the page. The first link is a dead one but the other 2 should work no problem.
If those don't work let me know and we can go from there.
 
http://www.opendrivers.com/freedownload/...p-download.html

Another option is to find your drivers CD that came with the motherboard/system.
 
Is this an Intel motherboard ?!?
 
If so, can you locate the Intel Express Installer CD ?!?
 
This will have the drivers for the onboard AC97 Sound Codec.
 
If this is an OEM machine, like a Dell or HP, then you can usually d/l the drivers from the respective OEM's website as well.
 
Unfortunately, Analog Devices is one of those Codec manufacturers that only deals directly with the motherboard manufacturers and hence don't provide any end user d/l options for device drivers...

cormac
thank you i got my problem fixed
 
thank you soo much
 
 
 
but now i have another problem lol
why do song play fast
or sound fast
like they sped up or something?

Hi Monica,
Your welcome for the help. I am not sure why the songs have sped up.
I would give Jmmijo's suggestion a try in case the drivers at the other site weren't the correct ones for your operating system.
They were for Win 2000 and Win XP.