Multimedia sound device is a computer component that you use to play sounds from your PC. Most PCs and laptops have it built into the motherboard, but sometimes we need to install an internal card motherboard. After the physical installation of the card, device drivers are required so that Windows knows how to use it. multimedia xp and Windows XP will need a special driver for your sound device. Usually, the sound drivers on a disk with the card. If you do not have a disk, you can download it. Here are some steps to help installation.

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install from disk
- Place the disc into the CD or DVD ROM. This should auto-play. If not, click on "My Computer." Select CD / DVD ROM and double-click. Look for the setup file and double click again.
- Select "Install" or "Install Driver" tab. This depends on the specific driver disk. Typically, the tab to install his own self.
- Wait for completion. You may need to answer questions, such as installing a folder or type of sound card. Check your sound card manual for specifics. Reboot the PC to save the changes.

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Install from Download
- Check your sound card manufacturer and model. You can use the manual or look directly at the sound devices to this information.
- Go to the Windows XP sound drivers site. Driver Guide and WinFiles have sound card drivers available. Click on the driver for your particular card. Exclusive download to a folder.
- Double-click the sound drivers. Maybe there is a request to install in a particular folder. Use the folder from the download step. Go to the folder and run the "Setup" or "Install" file.
- Wait for about two minutes while installing the drivers. Restart the PC to change the outcome.