It sounds like some kind of conflict. I think you are on the right track,
you probably need to install the latest "appropriate" VIA 4 in 1
drivers.Can you download them from another PC to a flash drive, and then
install them? If not, replace your old hard drive and then boot up,
download, install, and then install your new hard.

It wouldn't hurt to make sure you are using the latest BIOS to best support
your new hard drive.

But first, image your existing OS partition, so you can come back to this
point if everything goes wrong, .... an experience not all that unusual
when dealing with a VIA chipset.

Rode
The NOSPIN Group
http://www.freepctech.com/rode/


At 07:39 AM 6/17/2005, you wrote:
>I hope someone can help me with this. I have no sound at all. I replaced
>my 15 gig HD with an 80 gig. Everything works just fine except my sound. I
>do have a yellow exclamation mark next to PCI Multimedia audio device. I
>thought I could fix it by updating my driver. I tried updating and I
>receive the following message:Code 28,The drivers for this device are not
>installed, file viaudio.sys was not found. I tried to go further with this
>and received this message: Windows needs the disk labeled 'VIA AC'97 Audio
>WDM Driver Disk to continue. Error code 137.I do not have this disk so I
>went to VIA arena and tried to get the drivers from that site and during
>download I got a blue screen with an error message: File Name
>VCACHE(01)000015A4 ERROR:0E:0025, C004EC40. I simply shut down my computer
>at that time. Please advise me on what I need to do. My motherboard is a
>Biostar V6941. Motherboard chipset ApolloPro 133A. For Audio I show
>Northbridge VIA VT82C694X Apollo Pro133A, And Southbridge VIA VT82C686A.If
>any additional information is needed please advise. I am far from an
>expert regarding computers but I can follow directions well.
>Thank You,
>Lisa

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