Audio problem on my lenovo 3000 G530 model 444622G

Please can anyone help me!!!!
I have a lenovo 3000 G530 model 444622G notebook and down graded to win xp pro, all is working fine exept for the sound that i also downloaded from lenovo website. when i install the driver it gives a error that says "DRIVER INSTALLATION FAILED : COULD NOT FIND THE MEDIA DEVICE FOR THIS DRIVER"
The driver is 52av02ww connexant universal device install x86.
Please help me

Efrum, welcome to the forum,
If you go to the W2K Audio Driver download page for the J100 and scroll down to "Before installing the Package" you will find links to the UAA audio drivers.
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How to enable execute-disable bit and other hidden settings on Lenovo 3000 N200 model 0769!

2008-11-16: I have posted some more settings, scroll down to message 19 in this thread to read them.
Hi,
Here's some good news for anyone with a Lenovo 3000 N200 model 0769, who is disappointed and frustrated with the lack of options in the BIOS setup menu. (I had a moan about that in this thread.)
This is a long post but I hope you'll find it worthwhile. Here are the features/settings which I will explain how to enable:
The BIOS disables the execute-disable bit function of the CPU, with no way to turn it on. You can enable it.
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I'm still working on this, and hope to figure out more hidden settings soon, e.g. to disable the DVD drive and trackpad, and to change the video output from NTSC to PAL.
The information below applies to the Lenovo 3000 N200 model 0769 with BIOS version 3.03. My N200 has Nvidia graphics. For some background on the general principles/research required to figure this out, please see this thread at Wimsbios.com.
To change the settings, you need to create a bootable DOS floppy disk or USB drive. Download SYMCMOS.EXE (Google for it) and put it on the bootable disk. Boot the disk and run SYMCMOS to back up your current CMOS settings: SYMCMOS -Lsettings.txt
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CRC = 3EDD
(0000) [0001]
(0003) [0001]
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(0000) [0001] [0000] Disable the HD audio controller
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(0489) [0001] [0000] Disable PCI Express port 2 (WLAN card)
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If you discover any other settings, please let me know.
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Message Edited by Donuts on 10-15-2008 09:45 AM
Message Edited by Donuts on 11-16-2008 11:35 PM

Hi Donuts !
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