Audio device of speakers HDMI switching on every startup

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• My computer is telling me now that I have no audio device? Speakers not working do not. It's a Dell with windows XP

  Don't get any sound on my external speakers. It tells me that I have "no audio device".

  Check Device Manager to see if you need an updated sound card driver.  Click Start and then right-click my computer, and then click Properties.  Click on Device Manager.  Look down the line of audio, video and game controllers, and see if there is a point of exclamation or question marks there.  If there is, you will nee to download and install the drivers from Dell.

  I hope this helps.  Good luck.

• 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

  After change of motherboard second the audio computer´s worked well and the audio devices never disappeared from the computer. The first new motherboad that I had and I changed had broken the IDT audio chip.

• ProBook 650 G1: Bluetooth speakers does not connect at startup

  I have a new HP laptop with Broadcom bluetooth. My bluetooth speakers work, but I have to manually connect every time Windows starts.

  First of all, I put as audio device bluetooth speakers in the Panel by default:

  

  Then I reboot. I first hear a beep in the bluetooth speakers, then heard is to internal speakers and I see bluetooth speakers are disconnected:

  

  I also see this:

  

  I checked all the setings. I've updated drivers, Windows, BIOS.

  It is strange that I have never asked for the pairing code.

  My bluetooth mouse connects successfully at startup.

  I did not have this problem on my old laptop.

  Manually connect every day, it's out of the question. Looks like I'll have to go back to cable.

  Is there anything else I can try?

  A lady from HP support called me and explained where can I get the latest driver for bluetooth.

  The pilot on the first page is not the last!

  Click "Broadcom Bluetooth Software (American International)" instead of the Download button.

  Then click on the last tab (historical revisions).

  

  The problem is now resolved, but bad.

  After starting the computer will initially use internal speakers. Then 20 seconds after the connection it will switch to bluetooth speakers.

  My old laptop was immediately use bluetooth speakers.

• Switch Audio device without rebooting between computer and TV.

  Switch Audio device without rebooting

  Hello

  I have a HD TV hooked like a monitor to my desktop via a HDMI cable to a HD video card. The video works wonderfully, but for some reason, the sound goes is more easily. I used to be able to simply change the audio output on the computer to the HDMI output rear speakers and restart the program to get a sound through the TV. Now, I have to restart my computer everytime I spend to make it work. It works but I would like to be able to switch back without rebooting.

  Can anyone help? I don't know what happened, he used to work without a reboot and now does not work. This happened some time ago, if I'm afraid, I can't give any details about what caused it.

  Thank you!

  Hi Cameling,

  I suggest that you update the latest audio drivers for your computer. You can log the support site of the manufacturer to do so.

• No sound from the computer with connected generic speakers VISTA SP2. Symbol pregnant shows active with the Digital Audio device.

  I have vista SP2, I connected to generic stereo speakers using the green light at the back of the computer. Vista does not recognize the speakers. The speaker symbol at the bottom right shows "digital (HDMI) 2 high definition output audio device." It shows active. I had this problem before, and VISTA should pick up 'speakers' something to that effect. I have no sound until it captures "speakers". I can't get VISTA to recognize this. It keeps starting with the digital audio device. Don't know what to do, checked all the forums. It should just pick up these simple generic markets good speakers. Before SP2, I lose sound when VISTA is in standby mode. He would then turn off the stereo speaker and replace the digital output device driver... However since SP2 I can't get VISTA to recognize that I have just connected speakers and not a digital output device.

  Yes, when I uninstalled the driver, THEN shut down the computer and then restarted, he picked up the device high definition audio "speakers" good pilot is NOT the

  "digital (HDMI) 2 high definition audio output device that he used to pick up."

  I now have sound!

  I hope that it stores the right driver now as in the past, when VISTA went into sleep mode, it will disable the speakers, and you have to restart every time.

  Thanks for your help.

  You can add instructions to boumediene, the fact that you must RESTART your computer to search for new drivers, once you uninstall.

• It lacks Intel high definition HDMI audio device Manager.

  I have disabled the Intel high definition HDMI audio device manager.  He retired from the list of items leaving only speakers.  I have the 'show disabled and disconnected devices' checked, but Intel HDMI high definition does not appear.   It is said that it works correctly and enabled in the Device Manager.  I have tried everything I can think of to solve the problem, including a system restore that did not work, any other ideas?   Thank you.

  Hi skw1,

  I suggest that you uninstall the HDMI device from Device Manager, later visit download sound card manufacturer's website and install the latest driver for the HDMI device and check if it works.

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Audio device goes away after I turned off the HDMI audio device.

  Original title: disable audio device... where would it go?

  I have 'disabled' HDMI peripheral audio, not realizing that the option then disappear, as it would go and how to I get it back?  If I click 'disable' I don't expect you to disappear, I did not "delete"!

  Hi jagacek,
   
  I suggest that you follow the steps mentioned below and check if it helps to solve your problem.
   
  Step 1:
   
  Convenience store Open Audio playing and check if this helps solve the problem.
   
  Step 2:
   
  If this does not help, I would have you do this:
   
  a. Click Start, click Control Panel
  b. click on sounds and under "playback".
  c. right-click on "Speakers" and place a check mark on "Show disabled devices" and "Show disconnected devices".
  Now check if the speakers appear.
   
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• MY HDMI computer does not recognize my TV as audio device

  I have a Samsung (un32f5500ag) TV as monitor, I use with HDMI but I am using speakers separated because my computer does not recognize my TV as a valid speaker, I tried the configuration, I tried to update the drivers, checked outputs from the TV, but when I go to Audio devices, it is not here, I have checked my audio Nvidia also its ok. I don't know what to do, I need my computer to recognize my TV, it only recognizes my TV digital media devices, I need to be the audio device also, could someone help me?

  Hello Adrex,

  Thanks for posting your question on the forum of the Microsoft community.

  I would like to know some information about the problem so that we can help you better.

  What is the brand and model of your computer?

  Thank you for details on the question and your efforts to resolve.

  This problem can occur because of incorrect device or audio settings.

  I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1:
  Run the hardware and devices Troubleshooter and check. Please follow these steps:

  a. click Windows + W keys, type Troubleshooting in the search box and press ENTER.
  b. click on 'show all' and then click 'hardware and devices'.
  c. click 'Next' and follow the on-screen instructions.

  If this does not help, use method 2.

  Method 2:
  Sometimes, we need to manually set the TV to the HDMI connection input. We will have to disable improvements audio speaker. Please follow these steps:

  a. press Windows + X keys , and then click Control Panel.
  b. click hardware and sound , then sound.
  c. on the playback tab, click speakers , and then Properties.
  d. click the enhancements tab, and then click "disable all enhancements" checkbox.
  e. click apply and ok.

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you

• IN reading under HDMI output: ATI High Definition Audio device not connected not

  I have a Probook s 4720 with Windows 7 Pro. Connect my laptop to the TV with an HDMI cable worked fine then all of a sudden the next time I did I got no sound and when I right click the icon of audio, I noticed he read ATI High Definition Audio device not connected. It worked once and now it won't, Miss me. The driver is up-to-date.

  Can someone help this grueling 82 year old principal?

  I like to play the old big Bands and numbers Andre Rieu on You Tube.

  Please try download and install the latest driver from the following link, and then reboot the system:

  http://www2.ATI.com/drivers/Beta/amd_catalyst_13.4_legacy_beta_vista_win7_win8.exe

• L300 satellite speakers do not work - no audio device not detected

  I just bought a L300 and the speakers do not work.
  The computer says there is no audio device detected and when I checked it is said more far there are no drivers installed for the speakers, and I can't find a way to install them. Can anyone help?

  Can I ask you if you use the OS preinstalled Toshiba?
  The message; No audio device detected means that it sound card doesn't work.
  Why? Well, maybe the audio driver has not been installed properly?

  Please check this!

  PS: Is there any yellow exclamation point in Device Manager?

• Do output sony 5.1 HDMI, audio devices connected TVS optics carry

  Hello

  Try to connect it to an existing SONOS system.

  All HDMI devices must connect to the TV.

  Worried that Audio optics translates PCM instead of keep 5.1 if it is how the content is

  Thank you

  Chuck

  Yes, the optical port of the TV would be able to sound output from devices connected using HDMI connection. Make sure that the settings on the source device is set to 5.1 surround sound output.

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• No sound from speakers comes no audio device installed

  After the reboot is complete, I have no sound no audio device not installed due to how to find and install

  Go to the website of the manufacturer, then download and install the audio drivers from there... Mike Hall MVP - Windows Desktop Experience http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/

• A program to choose which audio device uses

  I saw the same question asked and asked and on many different forums with many different responses, most of which don't really know what was the real problem.
  
  Is there a way to get the Application use Audio Device 1 and get B asks to use Audio Device 2?

  Before people will tell me how to tell what Audio device to use Windows Media Player or VLC, I KNOW!  It does not help a bit.

  I want to be able to do if the two Application A AND B of the application don't have the ability to select which sound device they use.

  I am running Win 7 64 bit. I have a 5.1 speakers connected to my onboard sound and I have my TV connected to the HDMI connector on my graphics card.

  What I want to achieve is to have the sound of the game I play to get out of my speakers, and the sound for the film I'm streaming come on my TV.
   
  I have not yet found an option in IE, Firefox, every night (64 bit Firefox) or Chrome that allows me to use what audio device they use. Not one that would be important they use other applications like Flash Player or Silverlight to stream the video, or which have an option to choose which audio device they use, although oddly enough I found an option to select what mic was used on a single program...

  The programmers of these two Star Wars: The Old Republic and The Secret World, (the two games I play right now) have neglected to include the ability to choose which Audio device they use in the games options.

  I came across a post suggesting IndieVolume, I thought "Great, the answer to my prayers!", I downloaded the trial version to see if it would work. Installed, open it, looked at GUI, set up... Nothing has changed, did not work.

  There must be a way to do it built-in to Windows or that you would not get the option to select which audio device WMP can use.

  I would have liked to be able to do this easily in Windows 7, because after all was not Windows 7 supposed to be all about doing things you want to do with your PC, so much easier to do? I wish more programmers to understand that it is really necessary for the choice of the audio playback device in their games.

  Until these times there at - it anyone out there that can suggest a program or something that will help reach my goal? Or a way to do within Windows?

  IE and Silverlight are the two Microsoft but they don't give you the option.

  There must be programming in Windows to do can you supposed to have a reading of default communication as a standard device. Surely, that works on the same principle, with various programs that will be run, get recognized by windows as a program of communication and see their directed audio output in an appropriate manner.

  Is there a way to access which programs windows recognizes as a communications program and adding to the list manually?

  Force windows to think that request is a communication program and get the result of requests, the value 1 of Audio device which is defined as the "default communication device".

  Leave the Application B crossing 2 Audio device which is defined as the "Default Device".

• How can I change the audio device automatically between exits?

  Original title: Dual monitor mode

  I am currently running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit with Media Center and my hardware is Inter Core 2 Quad with NVIDIA GEFORCE 9800GT and an integrated Hauppauge WinTV HVR-1800 ATSC/QAM.

  I have two DVI-HDMI, one output to my monitor 24 "HD and one for my 42 '' HDTV and computer speaker are connected to the SPEAKER OUT behind the computer.

  The problem is when I look at Internet TV through my computer on my HDTV, I need everytimes switch my Default Sound Source of speakers to the HDMI OUTPUT in my-> hardware & sound control panel and market back when I want to use my computer.

  Someone knows how to fix this?

  Hello, DuFF1

  You can have only one default device.

  It is not possible to put two devices by default, nor is it possible to configure the output in default Media Center device. You can try searching for additional Media Center change the audio device by default or continue editing the device default manually before watching TV on the Internet.

  You can leave your comments on the following link:http://mymfe.microsoft.com/Windows%207/Feedback.aspx?formID=195

  David
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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