No sound w/Vista

Sound wont work on my p-100. I looked in the basic information. It said sound = none. But it did work before. I reloaded the drivers. It worked for a day or two. Now stopped working again. It fails the diag. test from toshiba also. What now??
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I would use this driver..
Conexant Audio Driver for Windows Vista
In Device Manager (devmgmt.msc) expand Sound, video and game controllers. Do you see the Conexant audio in there?
-Jerry

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