After reinstall...the"XP" the sound disappeared, and it is lost up now...

dont worry you can download it from asus.com

Hey there. Your motherboard is most likely faulty and is causing shorts inside the keyboards and mouses. You should get a replacement from your retailer for the motherboard.

Have fun :)

Hi Thanks for your question
Unfortunately there isn't an universal driver for all motherboards. Driver will be specific to your motherboard and components that are on in. I hope this clarifies your view. Good Luck

Go to this page on the ASUS site and input TUSI-M into the model slot on the left top of the page, choose ALL and hit search. Select your OS and you should get a list of your drivers back...

Go the ASUS support site and do a model search for TUSI-M, enter the OS you need drivers for and download what you need. The soundcard integrated into that board is a C-Media CMI8738/C3DX just in case you need to find a driver for it elsewhere.

Hello,

Yes you will need to re install the audio driver. If you do not
have the original cd for the motherboard, here is a link to the
Audio Driver that you will need.

Download Link:
http://www.driverstock.com/ASUS-P5S800-VM-driver-download/6-9-10176-81148/index.html

Let me no if i can be of anymore assistance.

Did you install KB888111 first is XP SP0,1, or 2??

http://www.nodevice.com/driver/TUSI-M/get17427.html

copy and paste the above line into address bar your drivers are here you will have to enter code number to do so code numbers there for yoyu

Try reseating it, or use the card in a different slot. Make sure you have the card drivers installed.

If that doesnt work, you may have to replace the card.

another solution is that you'll just select the cd/dvd as your first priority and then u disabled other boot priorities. ^.^