There was no audio driver for the 600 series released by IBM (or Lenovo) for XP. All versions of XP should have come with drivers compatible with the 600/600E/600X.You can still find some remnants of the driver list for the 600 series on this slightly hidden, but still available (for now!) Lenovo support page (you won't find an audio driver for XP, though, nor for Win 2000):But lots of people reported having problems getting their 600 machine audio to work with XP even back when XP was fully supported by Microsoft and IBM. Some people reported having luck finding an alternate driver directly from Crystal Semiconductor, but they've been long out of business now, and who knows if you can find a clean source for such a driver anywhere else.There are a couple things to check before trying that:1.

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Make double-sure that you have not disabled sound using the hardware mute button (Fn + Backspace).2. Try removing the audio device in your Device Manager and allowing it to be rediscovered.3. Make sure you have the latest BIOS for your model.

Info: I reformatted my hard drive, and I'm trying to install all the drivers I need. I'm using Windows XP Pro.Problem: The video driver on the drivers website for X60 does not workError Message: When I click on setup.exe, I receive the following error message: 'This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing this software. Setup will exit.' What video driver do I have anyway?

How do I check?2. Where can I download the driver for my video driver?(3. Why doesn't the video driver on the website work?)Thanks in advance for any help.