Cannot install "High Definition Audio Bus Driver"

Hello,
I have compaq V3000. I reformatted my pc and tried to reinstall all programs needed. Then I have problem with installation Audio Bus Driver.
Now my pc has no sound and not support any program related to sound.
info;
- I have installed UAA driver before the Audio bus driver
- I downloaded the driver from this website, file name : sp35682 for window XP
- I tried to update/reinstall it through "device manager" but not success, still yellow "!" mark on this driver name
- this is a detail on device property : HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_14F1&DEV_5047&SUBSYS_103C30B2&REV_1000\4&7D11E07&0&0001
Please help!! Thank you in advance.

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