Chiranjeevi Vajja :
dear friend.. sorry to say dat i'm not that much familiar with the hardware basics... but one thing i can say is: On my motherboard it's written like "HP 945GCT-HM" and in "device manager->display adapters" its showing like 'INTEL 82945G express chipset family'... i'm unable to differentiate which is the model now??? i hope u can help me out in finding the audio driver buddy...
Yes, Intel 82945G is the chipset for your integrated graphics card. It has nothing to do with sound.
I did a quick Google search for HP 945GCT-HM and it gives me HP Compaq dx2290 Microtower PC. Can you confirm this is your computer model? If that's the case I just checked on the HP website and this computer was manufactured for Windows Vista only, so they give drivers only for Vista. See for yourself:
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=3431693&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=3431692&swLang=13&taskId=135&swEnvOID=2094
The integrated soundcard is a Realtek ALC888, so you might be able to find a compatible XP drivers on the Realtek website maybe.
Just note that XP is a very old OS and that Microsoft will officially drop support for it on April 1st 2014 which is coming fast. After this date, no more security updates and patches. So if you use this computer to connect the Internet you will be at risk. I would recommend you upgrade to Vista or Win 7 before this date. Even if they don't give drivers for Windows 7 on the HP website, since the hardware is older probably that Windows 7 will have all the drivers built-in anyways. Or worst case scenario install Vista instead, but I would definitely get rid of XP because its end of life is coming soon.
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