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• No Audio device

  I use a desktop Pavilion a1587c with XP Media Editon computer.

  I just installed a NVIDIA GeForce 640 video card to replace the origional dead card.

  It seems that audio HDMI card caused my card onboard Realtek HD audio stop.  I have no sound, the speaker in the taskbar icon has disappeared, and the page of sounds and Audio devices says no Audio device.  In Device Manager, under sound video and game controllers it appears as unknown.  The Device Manager also shows that no driver is installed.

  I disabled the audio part of the NVIDIA card and tried to restore my audio card, without success.

  Restoration of the pilot indicates that he has re-installed the driver, but it still does not work and no driver show in Device Manager.

  I downloaded the drivers from the HP site, but trying to install gives me a BSOD and instant reboot.

  Help!

  Go into the BIOS and enable the audio embedded.

• No audio device installed Satellite L300-28R (PSLB8E-12T018GR)

  Hello

  My English isn't the best, unfortunately. Maybe someone can help me.

  The following problem:

  A Satellite L300 ran without problems until now with windows 7 (32 bit). I had then increased PC speakers of this came of trust with a USB flash drive that will serve as an audio interface for mailboxes. He has been infected by the first recognized by Win7, installed, and I could use Ihne. But then the sound card integrated (Realtek HD Audio) is disabled. Now, when I remove the USB audio interface I have no more sound. There is a lack of complete the "Realtek HD Audio" entry in the audio control.

  In the Device Manager is not an entry ' Audio, video and game controllers' also appear longer. The interesting thing about the HD audio driver, but he is always installed correctly. It is found but no entry for more video, audio, game controllers, and if I was in the toolbar the look of speakers just click on it a red cross when he get up "no audio output device installed."

  On this, I tried to uninstall the system USB audio drivers (no problem) has restarted. Not always the same sound problem.

  That's why I completely uninstalled all drivers audio and tried Windows 7 default drivers. The same problem. I uninstalled the audio drivers, this time I tried the drivers Toshiba, same problem.

  Fact is I can remove all the drivers, reinstall, which happens without problem and the error message, then it is same because "drivers have been installed, the machine can be used now" I click on what there is also my drine Realtek HD Audio. But then I opened the Soundsteurung he wrote me, "No audio device installed" it's almost as if the onboard sound has been disabled in the BIOS, but unfortunately there is no entry exists, since the BIOS is usually something to bend parameters.

  I have integrated sound card in my vemutung the BIOS from a USB audio interface is disabled, I would now like to 'hidden' bios unlock options and manually activate the sound again. Unfortunately, I do not know how do I unlock the BIOS.

  Is there anything else maybe ideas, suggestions or solutions? Have already the system is set up with new same problem, the drivers are installed, the device is detected and marked as ready, but not input in the audio control and no entry in the Manager of devices for "audio, video and game controllers".

  Once had a similar problem with my desktop where I could pass without any problem, but the onboard sound in the BIOS again, unfortunately, what with the Toshiba BIOS Lite is not the case.

  Hope someone can help me here, slowly I won't now, so that a new installation was not, I see the problem with the BIOS setting.

  Answers in German would be nice

  Greetings and thanks
  yunyx

  Hi mate

  To be honest I'm not quite sure what the problem might be m.
  Your ad is also a bit confusing.

  First of all, the BIOS is not similar to the BIOS that you can find on desktop PC and as far as I know there is no special option to enable or disable the sound card.

  So I think that in your case, it s BIOS not deliver.
  I think that its Windows operating system that makes some disorders who knows maybe the registry is confused up similar facts is that you should see some yellow exclamation points in device if Manager driver would be absent or you should see an unknown device in the devices list

  The latest Realtek audio driver could be downloaded directly from the Realtek page, but even if the Realtek audio driver is not installed Win7 standard driver should recognize the sound chip and sound must be detected during the operating system installation.

  I think you should try to install a driver from Realtek but if this won't help you, then you should try a new installation of the OS. Get it back you would help define the laptop back to factory settings and I think it's the fastest solution in your case

• Spectrum of HP x 360: new spectrum x 360-"no audio devices available" after update of windows 10

  Brand new, was working fine, all wonderful - up to what windows update yesterday, and now the mute button is always enabled in laptop mode or tablet, unless the HDMI is plugged in, and then the sound goes out via HDMI. Because there was a big update W10 from one day to the next, it's suspicious.

  Try to change the taskbar icon reports: peripheral output Audio n is installed.

  The button muting of the keyboard is light, and the sound of the taskbar icon is crossed out (= Mute).

  Panel / control device manager / audio-> "No. Audio Device is installed":

  Panel / control device manager / sound, video and game controllers:

  ISST Conexant Audio

  Intel(r) Audio display

  I see a lot of similar complaints year last for HP laptops ("Mute Button stuck"); some seem to be hardware related, so I can't know if the Windows update broke it, or if it's just a coincidence.

  I had the same problem, and it is related to the update of the anniversary.

  See this thread...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-audio/no-audio-after-Windows-Update/m-p/5724496/highlight/false#M77129

• Qosmio F60 - 12F: Alsaconf said: this audio device was not all controls

  said alsaconf "sound device is not all controls.

  00:1 b. 0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset Audio high definition (rev 06)
  Subsystem: Toshiba America Information Systems device 0001
  Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 42
  Memory at d3800000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size = 16K]
  Features: [50] power management version 2
  Capabilities: [60] MSI: Enable + Count = 1/1 Maskable-64 bit +.
  Capabilities: [70] Express root complex integrated endpoint, MSI 00
  Capabilities: [100] virtual channel
  Capacity: Root [130] complex link
  Kernel in use driver: HDA Intel
  Kernel modules: snd-hda-intel

  Any idea?

  Thanks for the tip!

• Windows Server 2003 detects no audio device

  When I start Windows Server 2003, I hear no sound start. I hear no sound XP, nor do I hear the sound of UK.

  Then, I discovered that volume does not work as well. When I go to start > Control Panel > sounds and Audio devices, it says "no Audio device". There IS an audio device built into the logic board.

  I went through every troubleshooting step and what I see is that I need to get drivers.

  Unfortunately, Windows Server 2003 is an old operating system, and it is almost impossible to find the drivers. When I go to start > administrative tools > computer management > Device Manager, I see one category "Other devices" with a yellow question mark icon. I see 2 devices inside, "On the HD Audio Bus Audio device" and "Base system device". Both have a little yellow warning sign next to them. Double-click any of these two, and he said: 'the drivers for this device are not installed (Code 28)', and when I click on the button to install the driver, it gets stuck in the research or error "cannot install this hardware", said.

  I don't have the disc or Windows recognize even anything on both devices. I also made sure that audio has been enabled in the Services, and that did not work. You have a driver or a fix? Answer as soon as possible!

  Ask in the forum Windows Server:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer.

• No Audio device listed on a reinstallation of Windows XP

  Audio device

  My computer crashed the other day, and we had to re-installed in the plant, or any.

  Under the heading sounds & devices Audio, he says no. Audio Device?

  Large.

  Your eMachine T6520 has a built-in audio device Realtek, unless you added another separate audio card (did you?).  I don't know if you do something in the BIOS to enable the integrated audio system.   It's a good machine.

  If XP is not seen the audio device, it could be a hardware problem and I know that eMachines has now a good technical support, e-mail and chat.  You must discuss and get an incident number will make reference to the case where/when you are disconnected while you restart your machine to test.

  If you tell them that you have no audio listed in msinfo32 or Device Manager, they should be able to help you.

  These other guys here can have some ideas to see if you can help XP 'discover', but at least now you know what you have.

  You can see if the driver Realtek download and installation will help to "discover":

  http://support.gateway.com/us/en/EMAC/product/default.aspx?tab=1&modelId=1645

  If not, discuss with the eMachine people, tell them that you have audio, you reinstalled it, now you don't have no sound, nothing listed and please help.  If you don't get help, unplug and chat with someone else who's going to help you (it may take a few tries on Friday night).

  If you poke around this area on their website, you will also see that your MSI Radeon driver is also a bit out of date (they have a newer version).

• Windows XP my sound recorder audio device is a DODEC Audio USB, the volume and advanced is grayed, how do he turned the back?

  I just installed a turntable to record albums. I installed everything simply by following the instructions. The volume of the sounds and advanced recorder is grey and everything I do doesn't change it. Can someone help me?

  Hello

  You can view these methods:
  Method 1

  Download & install the previous version of the drivers for the sound card and check if it solves this problem.

  1. type devmgmt.msc in the search box start and press ENTER.

  2. in Device Manager, expand the audio drivers listed in the list of devices.

  3. right click on the audio driver > click Surdesinstaller.

  4 restart the computer and install the downloaded software.

  Method 2
  
  In addition, if you use a recording program, update or reinstall the program registration.

  Method 3:

  Please follow these steps to enable the "Windows Audio" service:

  1. Open the control panel of Windows XP by (depends on your settings in Windows):
     By clicking on "start > settings > Control Panel.
     By clicking on "start > Control Panel.
  2. Open the "Administrative Tools" Panel by (depends on your settings in Windows):
     Double-click the control panel 'administrative tools '.
     Click on "Performance and Maintenance" and then "Administrative Tools".
  3. Go to 'Services' Control Panel by double-clicking it.
  4. Locate the "Windows Audio" service.
  5. Check the "Status" column to see if it is disabled.
  6. If it is disabled, click with the right button on the "Windows Audio" service and choose "Properties".
  7. On the general tab, change it "Startup Type:" drop-down on "manual".
  8. Restart your computer.
  9. Follow steps 1-6 to open the properties of the Audio service 'Windows'.
  10. Click on the 'Start' button to activate the Audio service 'Windows'.
  11. You will now be able to change the control panel 'sounds and Audio devices '.

• How to activate audio device internal

  I have I bought a used PC with XP Pro. He has a card its Audigy SB2. After getting the correct driver installed, it worked for a few days. One morning at initial start-up, the sound was out. Repeated uninstalls, driver, updates etc. have not worked. If the card is installed it causes a SafeMode only start. I don't think that the internal audio device worked initially either.  It has probably been disabled manually or install card its Audigy. I would like to go back to the internal audio device until I can find it. How can I do this? Sound card manufacturers website has some information on how to enable the SB2, but some of it looks slightly different from what my screen. I can do this, but I have very specific need step by step instructions because I certainly don't want to spoil all the BIOS settings and be dead and less well off. A lot of what is there is alien to me. Thank you.

  Hey Helpful55,

  Try using the Audio Wizard provided by Intel to see if he can help you determine why the audio interface integrated to the motherboard is not working properly. The link below will take you to a page where you can start the Audio Wizard.
  Intel - motherboards - Assistant Audio

  Hope that helps.

• "No Audio device" after the on-board video uninstall

  "No Audio device" said "Sound and Audio Devices Properties" Windows XP Pro sp3.

  I think it started when I installed the first graphics card in the PCI-e slot of my Presario SR1913WM mother board.

  Before installing the video card drivers, I took some advice to uninstall integrated video card.

  Now I have no sound.  I have to re - install drivers NVIDIA GeForce 6150 for THE motherboard?

  I tell myself that if I do, I can re - install the Realtek drivers. I uninstalled them think today I could install as I did a few years ago (but now MS Update does not offer me all Realtek drivers).

  And do I have to uninstall the list in Device Manager for ' AMD high definition Audio Device "(I suspect it could be the video card drivers)?

  Here is the record of SR1913WM.

  Hello:

  I noticed on the specifications that you have validated your new video card, it has a HDMI port, correct?

  Well, what happened is that your PC think that you have installed not only a new video card, but also a new card audio and it disabled the embedded video and integrated audio system. Video card you have an audio chip embedded HDMI (AMD HD audio's HDMI).

  So, all you have to do is go into BIOS and find the onboard audio setting.

  It will have the value auto or off.

  Change the setting to "Enabled". Save it by pressing the F10 key at this time here and again when you exit the BIOS (save settings and exit).

  On reboot, everything will be fine again.

  Paul

• No audio device and no playback device

  Hello, I am very frustrated. My computer crashed and I had to reinstall the operating system Windows XP with a CD. I was finally able to get to my desktop, but I lost all of my date. This doesn't bother me. My screen always seem to be on the Safe Mode (large letters, bad resolution, etc.), I was able to fix this by downloading some updates to the graphics drivers. Now: The big problem is that I have no sound. He said: No Audio device. Everything is gray out. I have installed all updates this website told me. Pack 3 Windows, updates of security 77, Fixit sofware to solve problems, check my audio card, etc. etc. It becomes infinite and I had installed updates and crazy things. All I want is my audio to work so my speakers have her again. I don't know what else to do after having tried all of these steps windows troubleshooting. All are the same, but not solve my problem. I already went to... Device Manager sound controllers, multimedia audio controllers, I restart those, disable and re-enable back. Every step of this troubleshooting and Microsoft and all the websites with forums like this. I have already installed as thigs gs... SOMEONE CAN REALLY HELP ME?

  Hello

  ·         What is the brand and model of the computer?

  ·         Have you tried to install the sound card drivers on the manufacturer's Web site?

  If Windows update is not able to find the drivers for the device so that Windows to recognize your sound card or processor, you must find and install a compatible driver on the manufacturer's Web site.

  No sound in Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows

  If the problem persists try contacting your computer manufacturer's support site. A it could be a problem with the hardware.

• Sounds and control panel of Audio devices - the speaker settings & gray device Volume

  System restore point created and then installed audio & video drivers from Microsoft Update.  Lost audio & fucking video, speaker in the system tray icon disappeared.   Tried to go back to a restore point, but system says that there was a problem and he is unable to restore my system to a restore point and no action was taken.

  What I did:

  1. Went to Creative & Nvidia and got the latest drivers and installed OK.
  2. Device Manager shows no problems.
  3. A ran Microsoft FixIt.  No problems found.
  4. DirectX diagnostic ran.  No sound on all the tests.
  5. Open 'Sound and Audio Devices Properties' Panel.  On the Volume tab, "Device Volume" & "The speaker settings" are grayed out.  Slider is set to low or non-existent and "speaker" icon is deselected.  "Audio" tabs & 'Voice', have selections SB X - Fi Audio as default devices.  'Hardware' tab has all the devices activated and functioning properly.
  6. As the loss of his is systemic, I checked the BIOS and he had disabled his, so I enabled it, but suspect it is for his mother integrated.
  7. Activated the Windows Audio Service, restarted and assured, it starts automatically at windows startup.
  8. Restored sndvol32.exe from the Windows XP installation disc.

  Nothing has been able to restore all the sounds from my system.  Any other ideas?

  System details:

  Dell XPS 400 card, Windows XP Pro SP3, Creative Sound Blaster X - Fi Extreme Music

  Hi Jim384.Whenever I had a sound problem, I go to the Device Manager open the audio video and game controllers. In the list, you should see peripheral audio. Right click and uninstall it. Close all applications and restart the system. When the system reboots it should detect the hardware as a new device and proceed to load the material. Probably wouldn't hurt to run the program below. Click on the link, download it and then start in safe mode with network and run the program. If there is no bug in there it will remove them.

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/

• When I try to use Media player 11 or try to use live food of internet radio, I get nothing. When I search through the settings, I met a screen that says "no audio device".

  Original title: ideas: insert an error code or give a brief description of what you're trying to accomplish or difficult. _

  When I try to use Media player 11 or try to use live food of internet radio, I get nothing.  When I search through the settings, I met a screen that say, 'no audio device '.  I tried to update my card sound and nothing.

  Your help will be greatly appreciated.  If so, ask me questions and I will answer.

  Gary kenny

  theflyingelk

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  Hi gary kenny,.
  1. when the question is is produced?
  2. the issue of 'No audio' intervene on other applications as well?
  3. What is the brand and model of your computer?
   
  Follow the steps and check if they help.
   
  Step 1:
   
  If you have HP and Compaq Windows XP computers, you can follow the steps mentioned in the article.
   
  No Audio in Windows XP device
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c01427349&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en
   
  Step 2:
   
  Or, you can uninstall and reinstall the sound drivers.
   
  a. click on START
  b. click Control Panel.
   
  You should have a few icons to come.
  If you do not, you must make sure that you have enabled the classic view.
   
  Locate the control panel option, it will be on the left side.
  Once activated the classic view
   
  Follow the rest of my instructions.
   
  c. click Device Manager
  d. sounds > search for your sound card (if you are not sure that your sound card is, post options and I'll tell you that one.)
  e. Note description brand / model, double-click on it, go to the tab drivers, note the version.
  f. make a right click on it and UNINSTALL it and restart the computer it will rebuild the driver stack.
  g. go to the manufacturers website and find the latest driver for your card download. (You must know the name of the sound card, if you wrote down from the above info), when you find it download: SAVE IT DO NOT HIT RUN (save it on your desktop for easy access.
  h. open the file that you have saved and right-click on it and select RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR(Now install it.). REBOOT after each installation of driver.
   
  Step 3:
   
  Sound drivers often rollback, so check that the version you just installed is always there. If not, the driver to keep until it sticks, it really shouldn't take more than three times
  
  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

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• Its icon does not appear in the notification area - no audio device is installed

  NO INSTALLED AUDIO DEVICE & NO SOUND, VIDEO & GAME CONTROLLER NOT TAB ON DEVICE MANAGER

  I had some problems with the sound on my laptop... sometimes the volume icon will suddenly disappear from the notification area and I can not add it even because it is grayed off the coast, unless I restarted my laptop... and after an automatic Windows Update I suddenly got errors on my sound whenever I play a game and try to mute it. After that, the volume in the notification area icon got a red X and it had the "NO AUDIO DEVICE IS INSTALLED" message!

  I tried everything I found on the net without success. I can't even enable or disable my audio driver because I have NOT any how 'audio, video controller & game' tab on my DEVICE MANAGER! I can't uninstall & re-install my drivers either because it would not uninstall first, even in safe mode. Reinstall the driver will give me an error message saying "No. MEDIA FOUND to this DEVICE DRIVER" !

  I also tried to reformat my laptop and goes back to factory settings, restore my system to a point where I wasn't having problems still, it reboot several times, always check the Device Manager if somehow the tab for its controller will magically appear and try several times to reinstall my driver... This gave me No. SOLUTION !

  I don't know what to do more and forums on other sites do no help either. I don't want to dirty my registry for fear of totally play my laptop.

  HOW can I SOLVE THIS PROBLEM? I just got windows update and not only I have problems with the audio on my laptop but I can't play games on facebook either!

  Hi Annetalla,

  You can uninstall the current sound driver from Device Manager and restart the computer to load the generic driver and check if it makes a difference.

  1. click on Start.

  2. type devmgmt. msc in the search box start and press to enter.

  3. right click on the speaker and select Uninstall.

  4 restart the computer, and vista will load the generic drivers.

  If an audio device on board, you will see the option in the BIOS. To do this, you need to read the manual that came with your computer or contact the manufacturer for this.

  Bindu S - Microsoft Support

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• No audio device entry found

  Hello-

  went with Sis Skype tonight and I could hear and see her - she could see but not hear me.

  Had a look and message = No Audio Input Device Found.

  Had a look on the net and cannot find a solution.

  If someone could point me in the right direction, I would be grateful.

  all good wishes,

  David.

  I did this myself.

  Enter material and audioand then manage Audio devices.

  So when you disable a device, it disappears in the menu you are looking at. You will need to enable it. The problem is that you cannot activate it because you don't see it - it is not there for you at the right of the mouse, click. I went into the menu of the pregnant rather than micro menu and right mouse clicked a "speaker" icon and it gave me the opportunity to show everything that has been disabled. So I clicked on Show disabled devices I entered menu microphone and hey presto this is and I could allow it. I tested it on a sound recording program and it worked.

  He had not gone anywhere, you just couldn't see it.

  "No Audio Input Device Found" is very misleading - surely "Audio Input Device Disabled" might be better + why do the icon disappear anyway?

  D