Installing audio or image files on an expansion card

Hi ranaboys_anu,
I see you mentioned that your motherboard does not install you Audio Driver.
What error does it say when installing the driver?
If the Audio driver does not install you will need to check in BIOS if the audio device built in the board is enable or not if it is disabled more or less it will have issues on installing the built in Audio driver.
If you have an Expansion Audio card then it gives an error when installing it then the Audio card is most likely experiencing problems possible faulty.
First get in the BIOS and check if the Audio Device is Enabled.
To get in BIOS on your Desktop as soon as you power the machine ON keep on tapping F1 or Delete on the keyboard

You need to install the motherboard's device drivers after installing Windows XP. If the audio card is built-in on the motherboard then you need to doenload the audio driver from the motherboard manufacturer's WEB site.
If the audio card is installed on the PCI expansion slot the you need to download the audio driver from the audio card manufacturer's WEB site.
If your computer isn't connected to the Internet then you need to download the drivers from a computer that has Internet connection and then copy these files to a flash memory stick and install them on your computer.
The other way to upgrade is to install a driver upgrade program, but this will only work if your computer has Internet connection is up and running. Try these WE sites :-
Driver Detective

http://www.drivershq.com/

Driver Guide

http://driverguide.com

After installing Windows XP and SP3 the audio driver needs to be installed.
If the audio card is built-in on the motherboard, then you can download the audio driver from the motherboard manufacturer's WEB site.
If the audio card is installed in an expansion slot, the the audio driver can be downloaded fron the sound card manufacturer's WEB site.

You dont mention what you wish to use this motherboard for.
Most if not all tyan motherboard are for servers. This is of little use to the average computer user.
Try looking on google "tyan riser card m2041"
http://www.sander-europe.eu/files/products/docs/matrix_riser.pdf

Depending on the audio hardware configuration, you may have a hardware conflict.

If you have an expansion sound card (Usually a Soundblaster card in the slots below the video card) then you need to ensure the integrated audio in BIOS is DISABLED.

If you have no expansion card, then ensure the BIOS Audio device is ENABLED.

If integrated and no device found in Device Manager, turn it off in BIOS, reboot then reenable it and see if it is detected.

If issue still continues, try flashing the BIOS and see if that resolves. If no change, you may end up getting an expansion audio card or resintalling Windows to resolve.

Sandisk sansa e200 series players only allow up to 2GB expansion, BUT with rockbox firmware up to 32GB is available. Only download rockbox firmware if your familiar with transfering and installing files.
Rockbox firmware can be found at http://www.rockbox.org/

Your Palm is having a hard time identifying the file. Have you installed a different mp3 player? If not.1. Save the files on your PC in a specific folder. 2. Remove the files from the card. 3. readd them.

First, of all, we need to check whether your Notebook is having Conexant AC-Link audio or Conexant High Definition audio or not.

Try installing the Conexant AC-Link Audio drivers by downloading them from the link below :

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp32001-32500/sp32272.exe

Save the driver file on to the Hard Drive of the Notebook and double click to install it once the download is completed.

However, if you get any errors with installing the file, I recommend you to delete that file and try installing the Microsoft UAA Drivers and HD Audio Drives.

Download the Microsoft Universal Audio Architecture(UAA) Drivers from the link below :

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp32501-33000/sp32646.exe

Save the file and double click once it is saved to install the file.

Restart the Computer once the installation is completed.

Now, download the Conexant High Definitino audio drivers from the link below :

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp32501-33000/sp32864.exe

Save the file and double click it to install the audio drivers.

Similarly, there are two types of Modems installed in DV1000 series Notebooks and below are the drivers for the same.

Conexant AC97 Soft Data/Fax Modem with SmartCP Driver :

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp32001-32500/sp32273.exe


Conexant HDAUDIO Soft Data Fax Modem with SmartCP :
(You need to have the Microsoft UAA Drivers installed before installing this modem drivers)
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp32001-32500/sp32210.exe


The Mass Storage Controller in the Device Manager indicates the Card Reader integrated in the Notebook and below are the drivers for both types of card readers available for your series of Notebook :

Ricoh 6-in-1 Card Reader Driver :

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp32001-32500/sp32126.exe


Texas Instruments Media Card Reader Driver :

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp33001-33500/sp33439.exe


Hope this helps...

I had this same issue on my ASA 5520.

1. Copy the config and IOS image to a tftp server.
2. Format flash (disk0)
3. set rommon server, ip addy, and file settings.
4. tftpdnld
5. Once the system has booted to the image copy the asa image file, asdm image file, and config to flash
6. configure asdm image default location and reload

You can use the HotSync process to install files directly to an SD card, rather than having install first to your devices internal memory then the SD card. 1. Insert an SD expansion card into device. 2. Launch the Install Tool on your desktop computer: from the Windows Start menu, choose Programs, then Palm or Handspring (dependin on your device), then Install Tool. 3. Make sure the correct user name is chosen from the pulldown menu at the top of the Install Tool window. 4. Drag and drop files from your hard drive into the Install Tool window. File types supported on all devices: * Palm OS applications (.prc) * Palm OS database (.pdb) Additional file types supported on certain devices: * MP3 music (.mp3) * Pictures (.jpg or .jpeg) Please refer to your device's documentation to learn how to use these additional file types on your device, if applicable. 5. In the Install Tool, click on the file. Then click on the "Change destination" button at the bottom of the Install Tool window. 6. Move the file to the column for the SD card. Click OK. 7. Perform a HotSync operation.