The unconventional problem with the sound card Master comes lacks the I386 build

The ghostxp special edition you mentioned seems to be a lite version of the system, so the sound card driver will not be recognized!

You have two ways to solve the problem!

1.The general driver of the driver wizard can be recognized, and it is best to use the driver wizard to update the driver if you can access the Internet! From the Internet** a driver wizard, automatic update, all the drivers to be updated in the computer are updated, and restart after the update! Driver Elf ** Address:

2.There is no disk, you can go to the Internet ** a depth, this system is very good! **Finish unzipping into the specified folder.,And then manually use ghost to restore**The system image file!

Deep and fast installation.

At least one of these two methods works! Good luck!

First use Everest to test out the specific model of the sound card, and then go to the driver home (by specific model

Isn't it okay to get the next driver on the Internet?

Select the appropriate option in "Product", "Series", "Model", and click "Search". Then select the version of the system installed on your machine, and the page that opens is all the drivers for this product.

This one is ready to install, I've tried!

i386 is a folder in the Windows system installation disk, which can be found by putting the system installation disk into the optical drive.

This file is so big, how can it be sent to you? There is this file in the installation disk of the XP.,It's not the ghost version.。

The Windows installation CD is available in it,

The lack of this file is very simple, you can go to another computer and copy it from a USB flash drive and install it on your own computer.

First use Everest to test out the specific model of the sound card, and then go to the driver home (by specific model

Are you sure the driver is installed.

This is not a specific file,It's a folder in the Windows installation CD,When installing Windows components, you will generally be asked to insert the disc to find this file,You can go to the Internet to find an installed version of the original Windows XP image file,Load it with a virtual CD-ROM drive。 And then it's no problem.

The i386 directory should be in the C: Windows Driver Cache directory, please find, if not, it means that your system is installed with ghost, it is encapsulated and deleted, and you can copy one in other computers.

i386 is a folder on the system installation disk. It will be cleared after installing the system. You can put the system installation disk into the optical drive, and search for the optical drive according to the prompts when installing the driver, or just select the directory directly. (If you have an image installed, it is faster to load it with a virtual optical drive).

Point yourself.

C: Windows System32 Drivers or %SystemDir%.

The default driver cache is %windir% inf