I was rebuilding an ECS K7S5A motherboard, and I reinstalled windows. For some bizarre reason, the C-Media audio drivers installed as well as the SIS audio drivers (from the ECS website) I keep trying to uninstall the C-Media drivers from add/remove programs, and the machine reboots, but then they are still there! I can't exchange them for the correct SIS drivers, the machine gives an error.
How do I manually yank out all the audio drivers, so that I can reinstall just the SIS drivers. I think I had this problem many years ago when the board was new, or on a previous build, but I forget how I got it working. I think the stupid C-Media drivers were from Windows Update, which I recall screwed up other systems I was working on in the past.
Help!
How do I manually yank out all the audio drivers, so that I can reinstall just the SIS drivers. I think I had this problem many years ago when the board was new, or on a previous build, but I forget how I got it working. I think the stupid C-Media drivers were from Windows Update, which I recall screwed up other systems I was working on in the past.
Help!
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