Maybe Conexant have specific drivers for custom laptop cards with the venice-type chip now, but I doubt it - they only supply the chips. Search t'internet for 64-bit XP drivers for the Conexant Venice soundchip and install as above (Windows won't match it to the device) and you should have a result. You will need to upgrade from XP SP2 to SP3 first, or install the Update for HD Sound, so Windows can see the Southbridge. I also use this XP driver for Server 2003 - works fine. It won't notice the optical capabilities of the dual jack but at least you get analogue sound under XP. It shows up as "Conexant High Definition Audio-Venice 5045" in device manager. exe) and choose the driver manually ('have disk' etc., then insist on the driver despite XP's protests). You have to extract the contents somewhere (it won't work if you run the. However, any other Conexant Venice driver you can find should work just as well. It's a Packard Bell driver for another machine, probably still available on their website. Never tried 64-bit XP but the following should give you a clue:įor 32-bit XP on the Packard Bell Easynote SJ51-B-007, I've been using the Conexant Venice 5045 driver with no problems for 3 years.
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