TINY1985

I have some problems that I hope you can help me with. I recently installed the windows 64-bit edition on my computer and everything is good but I can´t hear any sound. It seems that I have no drivers installed for a multimedia audio controller, and I can´t find any driver on the net. So if anyone could help me fix this or help me how to uninstall the 64-bit version of windows so I can return to the 32-bit version I would most thankful. My system config. CPU : AMD 64 3000+ MOBO : Asrock k8 upgrade 760-gx There are some drivers on Asrock homeage but none of them seem to work with a 64-bit system.

It didn´t either work.......... when I try to unpack the program I get an error message that says something in style with that windows is trying to run xxxxxx file. This is a valid file but is meant for older systems. Any other ideas??

Are you sure this will work with the 64-bit edition???

OK I did what you said ... set the boot order to boot from my optical drive 1st but it still doesn´t... the computer still tries to read from the floppy drive ... then I disabled the floppy drive (just to try) didn´t work either. The message that comes up after I´ve changed the boot order is the who you wrote in your last post but when I press a key nothing happens the message just coems back on the screen.

I wish it was that easy. But when the menu of the xp 32-bit cd comes up the option that allows me to reboot can be klicked (similar to grey text and so on).

What good use do i have of gaming when i have no sound?? So I haven´t tried any games on this machine. Tried to install standrad driver that come with windows... didn´t work. Does anyone have any ideas on how do downgrade to the 32-bit xp then ??????