Install sound driver of hp compaq nx6320 for win 7

Question

please informe me how to install sound driver of hp compaq nx6320 for win 7

Answer 1

INSTALLING WIN 7 ON HP NX6320 INCLUDING SOUND
 The biggest hurdle has been installing from CD when the setup file conveniently forgets USB and CD drives.
 Use the HP recovery discs to get XP back up and running, then shut down. If you did not make Recovery Discs use Spotmau or Clonezilla to make a backup image of the recovery partition.
If you don't have the recovery discs, then shove any XP on there. There's no need to worry about registration because it's only going to be there for about an hour.
Reboot with Spotmau (my favorite) or Clonezilla and shrink the XP partition. You're aiming for 50GB or thereabouts.
Reboot XP and using disc manager create and format a volume in the unused space. (D
Load your Win 7 disc in the optical drive and open in file view, NOT autorun.
Copy all files and folders to your newly created D:drive.
Run SETUP from D:drive. Select options to completely overwrite. You don't care about backing up the XP installation.
In my case, the nx6320 went straight online and downloaded a variety of drivers without my assistance. This included sound.
For the benefit of other users, I've backed up many of the drivers, including those that could be overlooked: memory reader slot, PCMCIA, 1394 etc.
I haven't yet made sufficient posts to be able to send PMs to anyone. If people want to PM me with an email address, I'll happily forward the drivers I've backed up.
Advice on configuration:
Once Win 7 is running, disc management allows you to resize, create and delete partitions "on the fly".
Leave your C: partition alone.
Delete all other partitions (if you backed up the XP recovery partition, now is not the time you need it)
Create at least three new partitions, A:, D: and R: (My example is 250G drive: 50G for OS on Cystem, 75G for A:Applications, 75G Data 50G R:recovery)
Now go and do all your personal setups; screen res, colors, power management, network connections etc. and go out for a night on the town while some 700+ updates are downloaded.
Shut down and reboot Spotmau. Create an image of the Cystem partition to R:Recovery
Reboot into Win 7 and whenever you install software that allows you to define the location, change it to A:. I had an entire machine crash because of a power glitch. With the Applications partition you can recover Windows, and on A:Applications, you have folder lists to remind you what needs to be reinstalled.
Once you have a stable running machine, again make an image C:system to R:recovery. If the OS crashes like mine did, a single recovery will put it back in its place with all the right registry entries for the applications installed on A: