Get Windows XP imperfect system comes with drivers

        Win XP operating system comes with a wealth of drivers, many hardware can be correctly identified after installing Win XP without installing drivers, and Win XP comes with drivers that have been digitally signed by Microsoft WHQL. Since the driver of the author's sound card (Suiying 8KTA3 motherboard integrated sound card) has not been digitally signed by Microsoft WHQL, I would like to try to use WinXP built-in driver, which causes problems. I used to install VIA's ComboAudio driver for my sound card, and I keep updating it and it has been used normally. Since the drivers for each version of the sound card have not been digitally signed by Microsoft WHQL, the author used a Win XP driver after a reload of Win XP a few days ago. After the system is installed, Win XP can correctly identify the sound card. However, when playing games such as Spider Solitaire that comes with Win XP, it is found that every time an action is performed, the sound that should be emitted immediately has to wait for 5 to 10 seconds or even longer. In addition, the sound of opening a folder in Explorer is also delayed by six or seven seconds. At that time, my first reaction was thought to be caused by a virus, but after killing the virus with anti-virus software, the fault persisted. Unthinkable, after the C drive, use Ghost to restore the previous Win XP image, install the driver of each device, but did not install the sound card comes with the driver, but with Win XP, the result is still faulty phenomenon. Later, I reinstalled the sound card driver I used before, and then I ran games such as Spider Solitaire that comes with Win XP. Everything is fine. Try to open the folder again, and the sound hysteresis disappears. The drivers that come with Win XP are known for their stable performance and good compatibility, and they all pass the WHQL digital signature. It should be reassuring, but from this example, the drivers using Win XP may not be perfect.