Problem in installing "audio device on high definition audio bus"

i have cq40 144tu laptop
i downgrade to XP with the nice tutorial posted on this forum.
my laptop S/N - [text removed for privacy]
P/N FZ736PA#ACJ
I M GETTING PROBLEM IN INSTALLING AUDIO DEVICE ON HIGH DEFINITION AUDIO BUS
i have tried sp39671 which was sugges in that tutorial but that not work

The other sound driver is Intel HDMI driver, it is bundled in Intel GMA driver.
Update your BIOS to the latest one and do a clean instalation of XP-SP3 then you dont need devcon utility.
See XP downgrade guide for futher detail, here
Pavilion DV2922TX, XP-SP3 32bit, Intel T5750 2.0Ghz, Nvidia Geforce 8400M GS with 128MB, 4GB 667 DDR2, 250GB HDD

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Hi,
I am not sure when it started but suddenly my T61 has no audio/sound. I checked the Device Manager and did see the Audio Device on High Definition Audio Bus with yellow (big) question mark with yellow exclamation mark superimposed on it. I downloaded, from Lenovo Support site, the 7ka114ww.exe , hoping to fix it by un-install that device, reboot it, and re-install using the download exe file, but to no avail.
Any suggestion or help is really appreciated. Many thanks in advance
PS. I also see the Base System Device pop up after a reboot and ask to be installed ?!? That pop-up had been there for a while before the audio/sound was lost.
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Hi Maliha,
I followed your instruction to execute the exe file under C:\Drivers. After that, I rebooted the system and no more error pop up for the missing audio device. I checked the Device Manager and the Audio Device on High Definition Audion Bus disappeared and the SoundMax was shown. But again, still no sound. I clicked on TroubleShooting on that SoundMax and followed that instruction. I found out the default Sound device was erroneously pointed to BlueTooth. I made the change to SoundMax and voila ... the sweet ding sound came back.
That was a wonderful feeling to be able to fix this nagging problem that my company HelpDesk could not help me. All thank to this forum and particular Maliha. Again, my appreciation to the valuable help.

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i turned on my computer one day and the sound was gone. no "speaker" icon in the lower right-hand corner of the screen; no choices available via the "control panel: sounds and audio devices" icon. when i went to device manager, i saw "audio device on high definition audio bus" had a yellow exclamation mark. i saw some sites suggested downloading the realtek high definition audio, but that didn't seem to work -- and now i don't see the audio device on high definition audio line either.
any ideas? from what i've read, i gather this is a somewhat common problem but no solid way to fix this. i know something similar has happened to me a year ago but i was able to fix it somehow.
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Hello,
Have you tried installing the latest audio device drivers for your ThinkPad? If so, did that solve the problem?
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Audio Device on High Definition Audio Bus Prob

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Hello,
I have a feeling that this device refers to your onboard soundcard. You haven't mentioned which motherboard you have, but I suppose it's one which features a high definition audio codec, probably a Realtek one.
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