I am having trouble with updating my sis 7012 audio driver. I downloaded update for the driver (v1.12d 2005-06-09) from sis site. After I run setup.exe it starts coping files and suddenly gives error message that program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down, here are the details: GENERIC caused a general protection fault in module RMDEVICE.exe at 0001:00000780. Registers: EAX=00000000 CS=67f7 EIP=00000780 EFLGS=00000246 EBX=17a70002 SS=67ef ESP=000018fe EBP=00001902 ECX=00006002 DS=67ef ESI=000002b4 FS=67df EDX=0003b058 ES=18c6 EDI=000002b4 GS=0000 Bytes at CS:EIP: ff 1e a8 02 1e c5 16 3e 02 b8 00 25 2e f7 06 62 Stack dump: 00000757 0603190e 19600000 67ef0000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 19210000 000a192c 1f901920 19210000 0000195c 00070000 00001920 00002434 It proceeds coping for a while and then suggest restart. After restart when I open list of drivers from control panel there's still the old audio driver. The only difference is that I can't hear a sound anymore. Any suggestions? My sis product information: North Bridge Chipset: M661FX/M661MX South Bridge Chipset: 963/963L

go into SAFE MODE hit F8 just after BIOS and before Windows slash screen. Remove the Sound Entries relating to the SiS7012 from Device Manager and if there is an entry in add/remove programs remove that as well. Reboot PC and when the add new hardware wizard runs poit it to the folder you unpacked the driver files too. good luck........but are you sure it is a 7012, maybe could try the driver from the mobo manufacturer instead !!