Toshiba satellite A 100 sound driver problem

Hi,
I have recently downgraded OS to XP sp3 on my Toshiba satellite A100 notebook, which originally had vista. I am having problems regarding sound drivers. When I install them (tried ones on toshiba website)..it posts a warning saying " this driver does not meet logo requirements for windows xp" in case I continue anyways...it does not start the sound on the system.
Please help!
Thanks.
Shaunak

Which Satellite A100?
The product number looks something like PSAARE-03G00JEN.
-Jerry

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