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• Problems with sound: XP Pro, SP3

  Hello experts:

  I'm at my wits end. I can't get my sound to work after a charging system.

  I did this:

  -Re-partitioned, formatted my hard drive.  Loading XP Pro, SP3. Had no problems.

  -Loading the appropriate drivers, including AC 97 Audio Realtek and Realtek high Definition Audio Driver.

  Current state:

  -Control Panel, sounds and Audio devices: "Volume", not "No audio device" tab, all gray. "The audio tab, no device, all gray." Tab Voice", all gray. "Material" tab, everything is listed, in order to include the Realtek High Definition Audio. Also listed are the "Audio Codecs", "Media control devices", "Legacy Audio Drivers", "Video Codecs.

  -Control Panel, administrative tools, Services, Windows Audio: "on the road", "automatic".

  -My computer, hardware, Manager of devices, "audio, video, and game controllers.  Everything is there. This is the same list as above to include the Realtek High Definition Audio.  There is no yellow marker.

  -My computer, hardware, peripherals, reviews, hidden devices Manager: there is a yellow marker on the icon 'Serial '. When I right click on this icon, it looks for material changes.  No change of material found and the yellow marker remains on the icon of the series.

  -Volume control: when I click on the volume control icon, "there are no active mixer devices. Go to control panel, click Printers (huh?) and other devices and then click Add Hardware. When I do that it can not find NEW hardware, but it does not list the same elements as above to include Realtek High Definition Audio.  The volume control is a 'single '.  I remember well he was a multi balance settings with other cursor.  Don't know if that makes a difference.

  -BIOS: I have the latest update for my processor.

  So, I'm hunting my tail here.

  About five years ago, I remember having the same problem when I did the same thing: partition / format / reload XP Pro / SP3.  AND... I remember well, I ended up doing back SP3 to SP2.  I think that's what I did, but, in any case, I finally got the proper functioning...

  Clearly, I forgot something.

  Computer for this purpose.

  Comments and more useful insight.  Thank you...

  taj = =

  Hello

  I suggest check the chipset on the computer drivers to update, by contacting the manufacturer of the computer, check to see if it helps.

  Important: Change (CMOS) BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Method 1: Turn on the Audio device in BIOS

  (a) turn on your computer and access your BIOS settings. The key of the keyboard in question varies according to the manufacturer of the motherboard. In general, the key to the BIOS is disclosed at the bottom of the screen during the Power-on Self Test process. Access usually consists of the F1, F2, F10 or delete key.

  (b) go to the 'Advanced' in the BIOS section. Go to the 'Onboard' or 'Device Configuration' option by pressing "Enter". The sound settings are usually under "Audio Controller" or any other similar configuration related to the sound.

  (c) press 'Enter' to turn on or off the sound setting at hand. Note that these options vary according to the motherboard, even if they are the default settings that are programmed into a computer's BIOS.

  (d) press F10 to save and exit the new settings.

  Method 2: Uninstall the audio codes and drivers installed

  (a) open Control Panel and double-click the system icon.

  (b) select the hardware, and then click the Device Manager button.

  (c) add to the list "Sound, video and game controllers". Double-click the Audio Codecs or video Codecs item to display a list of the installed codec.

  (d) select one of the codecs and either remove this codec from the system or turn it off.
  Note: To be on the safe side, always create a system restore point before removing or reinstalling the codecs.

  (e) restart the computer and check if that helps.

  Reference: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283658

   

  Method 3: Install the drivers.

  Download the right drivers http://pcidatabase.com

  Find details such as the device ID and the ID of the seller

  Use the Add Hardware Wizard and get audio device and the corresponding model

  Step 1: Install Audio drivers using the Add Hardware Wizard

  (a) click Start and then click Control Panel. (b) double-click Add Hardware. The Add Hardware Wizard will begin. (c) click Next. The wizard will search for any new Plug and Play devices on your system. (d) the next screen will ask you if you have already connected the hardware on your computer. Select Yes. (e) a list of all the devices installed on your computer appears, if the device that you want to install is not listed, go to step 8. (f) If your device is listed, click the device to highlight, and then click Next. (g) a screen a message stating that "this device works correctly. Click Finish to complete the wizard, your hardware is set up OK and you don't need to continue with this process. (h) in the list of devices, select the option "Add new device" and then click Next. (i) to the next screen, select the option "Install the hardware that I manually select from the list (user)" and then click Next. (j) to select the type of device you are installing, in the list, for example if you install a select graphics display adapters and then click Next. (k) the following screen will show you a list of manufacturers and models. Click on Have Disk. (l) you should now point the wizard to the location of the driver. Click on the Browse button. (m) on the next screen, under look in, select the drive that contains your drivers (n) below to look at in the section may appear a list of folders. Choose the correct path for your driver. (Location of the downloaded driver) (o) click Open. (p) a confirmation of the way of your driver will now be displayed. If they are correct, click OK. (q) if the driver for the hardware has not been tested for Windows XP, you will get a message "the driver is not digitally signed" - informing that the software did not for Windows XP logo. Please continue (r) you should now have the exact device you want to install displayed on the screen (or a small selection of similar devices. If so, choose the appropriate device). Click Next. s) click Next. The driver will now be installed. You can still get the Windows test message from Windows XP logo, click on continue. (t) the wizard will ask you once it has finished installing the driver. Click Finish. (u) you may be prompted to restart your computer.

  Step 2: Drivers of Audio using INF file installation

  (a) access Driver download folder and search the INF file

  (b) make a right click on the INF file (extension should end in. (INF). (c) choose the installation option. (d) restart Windows.

• HP Envy 23 display: no sound: Macbook Pro (retina) with HP monitor

  I just got a HP Envy 23 monitor to use with my Macbook Pro of retina and so far it has been a serious struggle. The problem, I'm focusing on today is healthy. The monitor has a headphones Jack Beats Audio. Headphones are connected but my Macbook claims 'the selected device has no exit controls' and there is no sound at all. The monitor and the laptop are connected via an HDMI cable. What is the problem? I don't want to return to the screen, but it seems that I could roll up to spend hundreds of dollars on cables and Adaptateures to find the right combination to get a clear picture and sound. Ugh.

  Thank you for any help or advice.

  Here is the manual for a HP ENVY 23 IPS monitor, which may be the one in question or just a similar but reading of the record, I believe that there can be no speakers.  By reading the description, it could lead the user to assume there are speakers: "HP ENVY 23 23 inch IPS LED Backlit Monitor with Beats Audio" but it must just be a thing of audio processing.

• The editable Tecra 9100 sound card?

  Can someone tell me if the sound card on the Tecra 9100 is editable? And if so, where to find a new. And how to open the laptop in order to proceed to the place of the sound card.
  Thank you, Peter (of Germany)

  Hello

  I think the Tecra 9100 uses a stand-alone sound table
  Yamaha YMF753 - 16-stereo sound blaster pro compatible system (WAVE und MIDI) bits
  It could be removed and replaced without replacing the entire motherboard, but that part can be ordered from the Toshiba service partner.
  But it looks like you don't have many experiences from these exchanges of witch.

  So I recommend you to contact a technician for these replacements.

• No sound on Portege 3490CT with Windows XP Home edition

  Hello

  I bought a Portege 3490CT on eBay. Everything works fine except there is no sound available. I use WinXP SP2. I know there is a problem with the service packs, but the same problem exists after installation of Windows XP without service pack: it seems to be, that there is no audio devices available. The Windows Device Manager indicates only something a device "legacy". I think that it does not find the real device of Yamaha.

  Install the new driver of Toshiba homepage gives only a "driver not installed" error message.
  In the BIOS there is no option to disable the sound equipment.
  It is perhaps damaged?

  I hope someone has an idea...

  Thank you and best regards
  Mirko

  Usually the legacy term device is used to refer to any device that is not Plug and Play compatible.
  I can only suggest why it doesn't and I think it s a driver problem.
  The sound card that is installed on this laptop is compatible with Sound Blaster Pro and Windows Sound System.
  The computer uses a YMF744B. The YMF744B integrates master audio bus PCI, 64 optical interface of synthesis wavetable, AC-2 interface and control AC97 CODEC.
  In case you would recommend for Yamaha YMF752 or the driver that supports the chip YMF752 you are looking for the most recent driver.

  Check this box:
  http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilities/Yamaha-acxg-driver.html

• Tecra 9100: No sound and unknown device

  I have the laptop above and have recently flattened and reinstalled Windows XP pro. I have no sound, I have a speaker in my sys tray, Device Manager detects the card Intel (r) 82801 CA/Cam AC'97 Audio Controller, after I installed the RealTek AC 97 drivers. I plugged in the headphones to make sure that this is not not the speakers who have blown. But still no sound. All volumes are turned upward and the volume on the front wheel is set in the middle. In sounds and audio in the Control Panel, all volumes are increasing and the speakers are set to portable stereo speakers.

  Any ideas?

  I have a unknown devices in Device Manager States location is a system compatible ACPI Microsoft from what I see on Google it's something to do with the battery. Once again any ideas?

  Thank you

  I know that your laptop. It s a Tecra 9100 and this laptop supports a Yamaha YMF753 - stereo 16-bit Sound Blaster Pro compatible sound card.

  The problem is the XP SP1 or SP2. The audio driver of Yamaha does not support SP1.
  Seems that you need to update the audio driver.

  Please check this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=24622

  and

  This Toshiba solution site:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/FAQ.jsp?service=EU&FID=TRO0000001b59

• Question about sound card on TECRA T9000.

  Hi, I have a TECRA T9000, who seems to have a mind of its own, I am trying to load Win XP Pro top, and he insists that he has a card his YAMAHA but my test drive say it has an INTEL AC 97 sound card, when I try to uninstall the YAMAHA software it loads then it turn back on and I can't sound. Anyone know how to fix this or am I condemned to watch movies without sound? You can provide any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  As far as I know the device delivered with Yamaha YMF753.
  This is information I found:
  Yamaha YMF753 16-Bit-Stereo Sound Blaster Pro compatible System (WAVE und MIDI)

  In this case, you need the site Web of Toshiba Yamaha rider.
  Please visit this site and looking for this driver.

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  Good bye

• Satellite 2100CDS will play not all sounds

  When I put a cd in it says no audio device found. I don't have a user manual and do not know what is the name of my sound card. If anyone can help. I checked the Device Manager it is said that all devices work

  Hello

  It seems that the sound driver is not installed on your device.
  Have you seen some yellow exclamation marks in Device Manager?
  If Yes, then you must install the driver.
  As I know the unit has a his ESS 1918 S Sound Blaster Pro (chip)
  Please visit the Toshiba driver and download the audio driver right.

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  Good bye

• In Windows NT Workstation 4.0, I get this error message: cannot find the sound card with this port number. Please check your settings and try again. Any help?

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  Windows NT Workstation 4.0 is not supported in the Microsoft Answer forum.

  You can do a search on the internet and find information about the Sound Blaster Pro 16 and NT 4.0 Workstation.

  Such a thread is listed below:
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• Satellite 1710, missg fo Drivers W2k

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  Y at - it somewhere where I can find what standard devices should be on the Tecra 9000. More specifically the audio, video, and game controllers.

  I tried to fix an audio problem and would like to delete all scheduled in this section and then add, but I would first of all be sure I have those installed correct & second would need help to remove these devices. All mine currently listed have no option to 'disable' or 'uninstall' which I think in the strange.

  Hello

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  Video: S3® SuperSavage/IXC 1179

  All devices would be recognized and installed WXP. I don t know what kind of noise problem you have but I can just advice allows you to use the driver of its origin. All drivers are designed for this model and if you are using another driver there is no guarantee that it will work properly.

• Installing the audio driver on Satellite 2550

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• U3014, A03, low noise level, Nov 2013

  After receiving insurance through Dell Small Business. the U3014 all new have at least Rev A03, I ordered another to replace a fading 3008WFP.  After you received yesterday, I ran through the installation program and checked everything, including the USB3 and operating an internal decoder 2-channel audio.  I use the standard Dell AX510 sound bars on all my monitors to reproduce audio embedded with HDMI signal sources and nVidia Quadro Display Port K5000 than card outputs.  My other Dell, a new U2713H and an old 3008WFP monitors, work very well with their AX510 sound bar.  However, the same inputs HDMI and Display Port on the U3014 produce a less than 13 dB audio output.

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  Hello everyone, I recently bought laptop HP Presario CQ60-240EK and I need help to find Audio drivers and microphone for XP SP3 (I already downgraded to XP SP3 and everything works fine I just need drivers audio and microphone).

  Here are my specs:

  Microprocessor CPU 2 GHz Intel Pentium dual core T4200

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  Sound Altec Lansing speakers
  Integrated 3D Sound Blaster Pro 16-bit compatible sound card

  Thank you in advance.

  Hello

  Download driver Audio driver from here.

  Instructions how to install it on XP.

  1. Excerpt from this driver with Winrar.
  2. Open Device Manager and expand the sound, video and game controllers section.
  3. Do right click on either the high definition Audio Device If you have the generic Microsoft drivers, or the Conexant High Definition SmartAudio 221 if you have old drivers Conexant and choose "update driver software...". »
  4. Click Browse my computer for driver software, then click on "Let me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.
  5. Click on 'have disk... '. "then navigate to the folder where the drivers were extracted... \XP32 for XP 32 bit. Click OK.
  6. Select one of the models ' Conexant high definition SmartAudio 221 "in the list, there will be several identical entries.
  7. Click Next, and you're done.

  I'm not sure that is in the list will work for you. On CQ60, few confirmed users then first worked for them. In your situation, it can be another choice so just test them all.

• Downgrade to xp presario cq60-400eq

  Hello!!!

  I have HP compac CQ6o-400EQ with the following characteristics:

  Product number NY255EA

  The microprocessor Cache Memory 1 MB level 2 cache

  Memory Max Up to 4 GB

  Video memory Up to 1407 MB

  Display 15.6 "Single channel LVDS HD BrightView (1366 x 768)

  Network card Ethernet 10/100BT network interface integrated

  Sound Altec Lansing speaker 3D Sound Blaster Pro compatible sound 16 bit integrated

  Keyboard Keyboard full size with integrated number pad pointing device Touchpad with button power switch and touch scrolling up/down dedicated, control volume, mute button

  I don't know what kind of drivers should I download and what type of 32-bit or 64-bit operating system

  If anyone knows how help I will be gratefull.

  Hello

  NVIDIA chipset here (first install it and reboot. Do not install only the network (v67.91) "Sedona" of this package management tools)

  MS-UAA for SP2 (required with a reboot before the graphics and Audio, Modem driver) here

  MS-UAA for SP3 (required with a reboot before the graphics and Audio, Modem driver) here

  NVIDIA GeForce 8200M G

  M Odded NVIDIA drivers worm 186.81.

  How to install under XP:
  1. Download driver here, double click and select Extract.
  2 download site with the drivers also modified INF and replace original INF in extracted folder,.
  3. install & restart.

  Conexant High-Definition Audio here

  Unzip it to a folder... Use the device, right click "Audio Device on HD" Manager, choose Update driver,
  Not to communicate,
  Install from a list or specific location,
  Select don't search, I will choose the driver to install.
  For the hardware Type select 'show all devices '.
  Remove control "Show compatible hardware" and click on 'disk '.
  Next... Navigate to the unzipped folder and choose the "WiSVHe5.inf".
  Ignore XP when it complains.
  Reset.
  
  Conexant HDAUDIO Soft Data Fax Modem with SmartCP here

  Atheros Wireless here

  or

  Broadcom wireless here

  Realtek usb 2.0 card reader here

  .NET framework (required before HP Quick Launch Buttons) here

  HP Quick Launch buttons here

  CyberLink YouCam here

  If you had for 7 unknown devices (buttons drivers), here (new link)

  Do a manual installation

  Go to Device Manager, right click on the unknown device,

  Choose update driver, not to communicate.

  Choose the install from a list or a specific location, not search, have-disk,

  Navigate to the location of machine.inf.

  Do it for the rest of the unknown devices.