Problem to install sound card

hi,
i have lenovo t61 7659 with win xp sp3 (also try it with vista ultimate 64bit) and i dont have any sound.
on my device manager i cant see the soundmax install in the sound and grafic.
i try the lenovo update manager windows update and every tread i can found on the net nothing help.
i try to install th driver from the lenovo site but it keep saying "the audio driver files do not support your hardware"
i try the UAA hotfix - didnt help
i try changing the registry so it will see it as a sp2 and i was able to install the UAA fix but not the driver
i try everything also with vista 64bit - the same problem no matter what i do i just cant install the driver
please help me !!!! my next step is to get a hammer and try install the driver

Ok, i've
MB: 915P Combo , bios last version v1.4
Sound Card on Board: CMedia CMI9880L
Video card PCI expres: MSI Ati RX6000
Memory DDR2 Kistong
Os: Windows XP Pro.
Problem: In Windows, a new device was found, when i try to put a driver come from a CD- come with motherboard ( C-media CMI988L ). The message say ( no device found). I downlaod a last test driver in a site ( MSI )
C-Media Azalia Audio Drivers
Support model    All MSI MB with onboard C-Media CMI9880L audio codec controller.
Description    • New Support C-Media CMI9880L Codec
• Driver version:
WinXP: 5.12.01.0008.50
Win2000: 5.12.01.0007.36
Date    2004-12-7
Your System OS    2000/XP(33745KB
error , no device was found.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I check a chip on MB, it is a Cmi988L. what can i do ???
Thank's

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