Body & Soul4 mins ago
audio device
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i just got a new hard drive and everything is fine it works fast but it tells me that there are no audio devices installed? ive put in all the cds that came with the comp i dont get it !! help ps. my comp is a xp home and ive gone on the website and i cant find a intallation either
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Do you know any computer techies? I'd suggest asking them for help.
I guess you've replaced the hard disk in your PC, reinstalled XP only to find you have no sound. There could a number of reasons.
Did you plug the speakers back into the right socket? It's usually the green one.
Open the Control Panel and find 'Sounds and Audio Devices'. Is mute ticked? Is the volume slider over to the right?
Right click on 'My Computer' select 'Manage' and then higlight 'Device Manager' in the left hand pane. Is 'Sound, video and game controllers' listed? Can you see the sound card listed?
Are there any Unknown Devices listed on the right? If so then it's quite likely that one might be the sound card. You'll need to locate the sound drivers which should be on one of the CDs you got with the computer or on the manufacturers web site.
Do you know any computer techies? I'd suggest asking them for help.
I guess you've replaced the hard disk in your PC, reinstalled XP only to find you have no sound. There could a number of reasons.
Did you plug the speakers back into the right socket? It's usually the green one.
Open the Control Panel and find 'Sounds and Audio Devices'. Is mute ticked? Is the volume slider over to the right?
Right click on 'My Computer' select 'Manage' and then higlight 'Device Manager' in the left hand pane. Is 'Sound, video and game controllers' listed? Can you see the sound card listed?
Are there any Unknown Devices listed on the right? If so then it's quite likely that one might be the sound card. You'll need to locate the sound drivers which should be on one of the CDs you got with the computer or on the manufacturers web site.