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  I have a HP Pavillion PC that I am running Windows XP Home Edition with Service Pack 2 on it.

  In the device section in the Control Panel, it says that all audio devices are working properly.  I even went to Microsoft Help on each one and there is no solution.

  When I go to Sound Devices, once again in the Control Panel, I see a message on each tab indicating that no device is installed.

  Other noise problem, I have no other problems.

  Help, please!

  Hello Sonier,

  Thank you for your message.  Do you know what type of sound card you have?
  Click 'Start' > right click on 'My computer' > click 'manage '.
  Click on Device Manager.
  In the right pane, click the (+) sign next to sound, video...
  Underneath, you should see your sound card.
  With this information you can go to the manufacturer website and download/install the latest driver for your card.
  Please let us know if this information was or was not useful for getting your problem be resolved.
  See you soon

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• the configuration in the registry information is incomplete or damaged (code 19), all Audio devices!

  After restarting my laptop today, I noticed that his or my microphone wasn't working. Shortly after, went to check my reading and recording settings to see that all of the devices that were once there were not show. It wasn't a matter of display disabled devices, literally all my recording and playback devices are missing! Later, I opened the Device Manager and came across this, which shows an error code of 19. I don't know where to turn to here, please help!

  The problem image is placed underneath.

  

  Please note that I already tried unistalling the drives, restart my laptop computer and scanned for hardware changes in Device Manager, and it happened.

  

  Maybe, but I entered the chance. I just tried to reintstall the drivers again after the fifth time, and this time he has no error. Thanks for your help though!

• My audio device is flicking on and outside (please help right as soon as POSSIBLE)

  Hello, so I met this problem several times, but I have no idea how to solve this problem as well. my audio blinks and turns off constantly

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  https://gyazo.com/1a1085ddfa1669fbf054af15556d0493--lien course, it's just a gif on doing my sound

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  Hi _xTeufelx_,

  I'm so glad you posted in Microsoft Community!

  To provide the right solution for your concern, please provide the details below:

  1. Did you change on your computer like installing programs or applications until you experience this problem?
  2. You have external speakers connected to the computer?
  3. Are you having this problem when you play a specific program or this happens on all programs that access you?

  Please follow the suggestions below and let us know if it helps:

  Uninstall the audio driver:

  1. Click Startand then click Control Panel.
  2. Click hardware and sound.
  3. Click on Device Manager.
  4. Right click on the audio driver and choose uninstall.

  To install audio driver please visit this link: update a hardware driver that is not working properly

  After you have reinstalled the device driver please select all audio devices. To do this, do a right click on the audio on the bottom, just icon beside the clock icon, choose playback devices. Then, right-click and choose Show all disabled devices. Once all audio devices appears, please right-click each device and choose Activate.

  Keep us in the loop!

  Thank you.

• Motherboard integrated audio device missing randomly after turning on the computer.

  Hello

  Old location:

  I recently changed my laptop Elitebook 2540p motherboard. When I installed windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit on my computer the computer lists not all audio devices in the Device Manager page. I checked the bios for all faulty settings and they are all good. Theres no yellow mark in the list of devices is and all the drivers appear to be installed.

  New location:

  Installed windows 7 and computer again found / installed normally audio devices. I tested computer for hours to read the audio data from it and everything worked well. I restarted computer several times / re installed the battery on the computer. A reboot the computers audio button mute fast under the screen seems to be orange and the speaker sound in windows icon has been marked as X I have check the list of devices in Device Manager and there is no audio device listed (no sound device at all). Once I restarted computer and before the computer started downloading windows I pressed the mute button and it turned blue. Then I went to windows and audio devices / audio devices has been registered and work / sound working again.

  Old location:

  I have motherboard integrated IDT audio device.

  When I try to install audio drivers from hp for 2540p site I get "your system does not have the minimum requirements for this patch." And the Device Manager does not list all IDT audio devices.

  I then installed xp, computer peripheral audio IDT normally found and sounds work properly.

  New location:

  After I made the new windows 7 install and all my audio drivers installed / devices showed in the list of devices / audio worked / I downloaded sound drivers driver HP site and install them to the computer.

  Audio problems has not appeared again after my screen mute button HP turned to orange / speaker Windows sound was marked as X / computer didn t found no audio device.

  Currently waiting if the problem happens again and try to think what would cause this (hardware or software problem)? And how to solve this problem permanently.
  

  UPDATE: I have fully charged battery / computer was off while what to do and the problem came back. Mute button fast turned to orange. No audio devices and speakers marked as x. "No audio device installed".
  

  I then installed USB headset and the computer recognizes the and the sounds are use of usb device. Theres still no IDT audio device, shown in Device Manager. Only usb headset work.
  

  Any help for this problem?
  

  -BIOS is updated to the latest version of the HP driver download center.

  -All windows drivers are installed.

  -Bios configured correctly.

  -Reassembled the motherboard and tested all the cables are correctly placed.

  EliteBook 2540p

  Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit

  Motherboard Info: VB841AV product number

  Product model BU RCTO i7-640LM Mfdf 2540p

  598762-001 MB SYS W/PROC CORE 2 DUO 2.13 GHZ

  P.S. This thread was moved from the company - Compaq, Elite, Pro for laptop - PC Compaq HP ProBook, EliteBook, slate/Tablet PC, Armada, LTE. -Hp moderator of the Forum

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• No sound from my computer. I installed the drivers. in the audio preferences, it says "no audio device".

  I have three sound devices: my soundblaster PCI motherboard built in audio (realtek HD audio), and my graphics Nvidia card (via HDMI).

  I installed the drivers for the soundblaster and graphics card. I tried allowing both at the time and only one at a time. not appear as selectable "audio devices" in the audio preferences, but they appear under the "hardware" tab when I activated, I did it has been set to use the mixer for the device.

  When I had to install the realtek driver, the sound test in the driver software would play the sound. but he would not always recognize all audio devices.

  Probably missing me something simple.

  Hello

  
  I suggest you to uninstall all the audio drivers from the computer.
  a. click Start , and then click RUN.
  b. in the RUN line, type devmgmt.msc , and then on enter.
  c. This will open the Device Manager window.
  d. Browse sound, video and game controllers.
  e. right click on each of the drivers see you, and then click Uninstall.
  f. you may asked to delete the driver completely. Please, put a checkmark and complete uninstallation.
  g. restart the computer so that the changes are applied.
  After the reboot, I suggest you to download the audio drivers from the computer manufacturer's website and install the same.
  Restart the computer and then install the drivers for other audio devices
  It will be useful.

• Audio device for HP Pavilion a1102n. Help, please!

  OK, I got this computer for like 3 years now. but I fell it like last week. I ordered a HP recovery disk. After I get the recovery disk, I fixed my computer. but I can't hear any sound or talk to someone about my computer. When I check my audio device it says that I have not all audio devices (there is no mixer available deviced an actress).  pleace help me if you can. Thank you

  Thank you.

  Realtek download should install both at once:

  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/downloads/

• IDT HD Audio device missing. Do not install any drivers.

  Product name:

  Desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8-1214

  Product number: QW701AA

  OS: Windows 8 Pro x 64

  No audio device installed. (unless I connect all devices usb audio or my hdmi graphics card). When one of those who are connected it recognizes them.

  System changes-

  Power - Thermaltake 600W

  Graphics - EVGA GeForce GTX 660

  PCI PCI - USB - 3.0

  Storage - added 520 series intel SSD 180 GB. Found the whole system on it and formatted 1.5 TB of HARD drive for storage.

  Chassis - Coolermaster HAF - XB

  I tried to install SP59424 from HP support, but it will not be installed.

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  I tried to download the codec/driver to many other sites with no luck, I even tried rolling back to windows 7 and the original win7, the same problem driver installation. All this time, of course running as administrator. I also FULLY formatted all my records, restored using my last year HP restore disks and still no sound. I also tried to uninstall all audio devices, (card webcam/usb headphones/graphic) I only put my old DVI graphics card in and still no luck.

  I read in the specs of the motherboard that if a sound card is installed the edge is off. So I've got rid of all the possible sound elements except the edge. Finally and above all I also updated the BIOS to the most recent (listed under windows 7 x 64 support) the BIOS has NO built-in option for audio. It is supposed to be less advanced, but it is not anywhere in the BIOS.

  Need help please, I spent the last 4 days trying to get this to work.

  Say hello to new soriano7709.
  
  
  
  Everything points to what is a hardware problem.  Currently, the device is not detected by any software, including the operating system.  In addition, the device is not detected when using any operating system (Windows 7, Windows 8 or Linux).  It is highly unlikely for the three to have problems with the device unless it is the device itself that has the problem.
  
  
  
  At this point you can either replace the motherboard in order to get the sound edge working again, or you can install another sound card, as in these examples.

  If you think that answers your question be sure to mark the post as solved.  This helps other users find answers to their questions.
  
  
  
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• No Audio device is installed error message at startup

  Problem title: original sound in Window Vista

  Why everytime I turn on my laptop, my sound says "no Audio device is installed"?

  Hi Jessie.L,

  (1) remember to make changes?

  (2) this only happens to you when you turn on the computer?

   

  Method 1: To run a troubleshooting of audio playback and then check

   

  Tips for solving common audio problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems

   

  Method 2: To uninstall and reinstall the sound driver, follow these steps:

  (a) click Start, type device manager in the start search box and press ENTER.

  (b) in the Device Manager dialog box, expand sound, video and game controllers.

  (c) locate the audio device that was included with the computer.

  (d) right click on the device and then click Properties

  (e) click on the driver tab and then click on uninstall.

  (f) make sure that the button remove the software driver for this device checkbox is disabled, and then click OK.

  (g) in the Device Manager dialog box, click the Action menu and click Scan for hardware changes. You receive a message that States that a hardware device is being installed, and then the not installed audio device appears in Device Manager.

  (h) close the Device Manager dialog box.

  See the links below for more details on the update of drivers:

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

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  Hi Thomas,

  For this particular question, I suggest you post your query on the MSDN Web site at the link below:

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=windowsdesktopdev

  For more information, you can follow the link below:

  https://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/desktop/ee416960%28V=vs.85%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

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• I have no sound at all. I went to audio devices and it shows that I have no audio device and on each tab, I can't click on anything? IM using windows xp professional

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  Looks like you ended up with a corrupted sndvol32.exe on your computer. This requires usually restore it from your disk system recovery or a recovery hard disk volume. He will have to type a few commands in the command line. Follow the detailed tutorial here to solve the problem of the Windows Volume control program is not installed.

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