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Have you checked that onboard sound is enabled in bios? Also, sometimes the order of installation is important. When you first installed xp, you installed with sp2, right? If not you probably had no firewall up and running when you connected to the net and some nasty malware may have reconfigured your connection settings and drivers. It's a longshot but may be the cause. Also, make sure you installed the motherboard chipset drivers after installing any service packs and before installing other hardware.

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If Windows offers to install its own chipset drivers first, then cancel out of it. Had a similar problem with realtek drivers myself once, and found an OS reinstall solved everything. I know it's a pain, but hopefully it'll work. Realtek is an integrated audio module part of a common number of motherboards. For it to work correctly you have to first enable it in the bios. The related option should be under advanced chipset or onboard peripherals depending on the bios used for that particular board. After getting this option enabled in the bios save that setting and boot the OS.

Windows should see a new device. Decline and exit out of the auto install process and choose to either install from the motherboard CD or install driver manually after having downloaded it. AC97 is a software audio decoder that WILL conflict with the Realtek which is a hardware audio decoder. This is a similar situation to when you install an addin sound card like a soundblaster for example. You have to disable the onboard/built in software audio for it to function correctly. The option to disable AC97 should be located more than likely in the same place you enable the realtek module inside the boards BIOS.