The interesting description of the download (if you select Others, 16 PCI under Archived Products list) to see the download details. I suggest try it first in one of your 8 XP VMs and backup first before updating though I don't think anything serious side-effects would result from the update.
If you install the updated driver (it will ask for reboot after install), the description of the sound device becomes SB PCI and the driver is sbpci.sys version 5. There is simply no consistent pattern/repeatable steps to reproduce the distortion. sometimes Windows logon sound is distorted, sometimes not, sometimes it is just Windows logoff, sometimes both, sometimes neither is distorted). I don't know whether it fixes the problem as I rarely power up the XP VM that I have and the distorted sound is intermittent (e.g. You could try installing an update downloaded from the Creative website (although it is from late 2002). The device driver (es1371mp.sys) is version dating back to mid-2001 from the standard XP driver set. I don't think the device driver comes from the VMware Tools. If posts are helpful please don't forget to rate them as "Helpful" or as "Answer".The sound device presented in an XP VM is a Creative AudioPCI Ensoniq 1371. Note: Posts are provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind. If you just want to change the sound scheme, this should do the trick: reg load "hku\Default" "C:\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT" reg add HKU\Default\AppEvents\Schemes /VE /T REG_SZ /F /D ".None" reg unload "hku\default"Īs far as setting this via GPO, you could try this:
Reasons I had issues performing the same feat in PowerShell. This is the only batch script I have left in my deployment routines, for some The reg file has to be in the same folder as the batch script.
Note: taskbar.reg is a reg file containing user specific settings that will be applied to all new user profiles. Run following batch script: reg load "hku\Default" "C:\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT" If you want to modify default profile during MDT installation:
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