Its kinda troublesome whenever the java update itself and causing some of our custom application didn’t function correctly.
i.e some might not even able to start after the java been updated.
backward compatibility for this still exist.
So, once the application is up and running.
It is recommended to just turn the auto Java update off.
to turn this off.
Right click on the Java icon , get to Properties.
Untick the check for update.
it will warn you as per following.
Just click Do Not Check.
However, if you wanted manually force check update .
You can just click on the bottom button.
that is worse than centos and HDA audio!
I’ve got XPSP3 and sound seems to work on my intel board with HD Audio (after installing all the drivers on the motherboard CD).
btw: You can “slipstream” the AHCI drivers using http://www.nliteos.com/. But I believe the AHCI drivers are motherboard specific, so you may still not have a “universal” AHCI XP installer.
Hello from Russia!
Can I quote a post in your blog with the link to you?