"Missing audio device" and no sound in Windows XP

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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

  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

  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.

  Some specific command line steps that require you to know exactly which drive is your recovery partition, then you won't be able to copy and paste the article orders, but the steps will get you to the solution.

• I get a popup that says no audio device imput found. Make sure that your audio hardware is workingand check your audio configuration in the audio device and sound themes control anel

  I get a popup that says that no sound device imput is to make sure that your audio hardware works and check your audio configuration in the audio device and sound control panel themes

  Hello

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?

  2. when exactly you receive this pop up?

  3. able to play sounds using Windows Media Player?

  Please provide more information on the issue so that we can better help you.

  In the meantime, try the troubleshooting provided in the link below steps to solve the problem.

  No sound in Windows

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

• No Audio device and Audio HDA Bus Driver Error Win XP SP3

  Hello

  I'm running a put together computer, with Windows XP SP3. I've recently accidentally got rid of my sound on my computer, eliminating the bad program in Add/Remove programs. I know that my computer is running Intel (r) 82801 AA AC 97 Audio Control. So I went to the thought of their site, I had deleted the drivers and audio devices. I downloaded the current driver, but this has not fixed the problem even with an update. So I went hunting online and found this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9idzHNWZLP0

  , thinking maybe that would help me even though I am not a user real tek (have intel of course). But he said that it is compatible with windows xp. I tried downlaoding it and got the error: "could not complete the installation: missing Audio HDA Bus driver.

  So now, it seemed to me, I had not only a mistake, but two. I tried to download a driver of Bus HDA, but this failed. I tried to look in the Device Manager to see if there was a red or yellow marker next to my audio devices and maybe they needed to be reinstalled. Showing a problem there, he said nothing everythign was working properly. I tried to use Soundmax audio driver as well, but who was also discussed with the bus driver error. I also went to http://noaudiodevice.com , and these solutions do not work either because I was not faced with a problem of yellow or red marker. I also did this off stupidly deletling the bad thing no one updated.

  I'm almost at a loss at this point and was way over my head to start.
  I could really use some help. I know that my computer when I had one month ago second hand but wiped off, had run soundmax. If you need more information about my computer or screen shots please let me know. I looked at the subjects here, and none seem to adapt to this situation for me.

  Did you get the specific drivers for your motherboard?
  If this isn't the case, remember to search the downloads specific to what you have.

  You can try a system restore: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084

• "No Audio device" all at once on Windows XP, how to fix this?

  Just for information:

  -A long time ago I started to use a headset on my laptop (Toshiba) to online conferences. Its has worked well for the helmet and on the laptop's built-in speakers.

  -A month there are built-in speakers stopped working, and I could only hear things in my helmet.

  -J' recently lost my helmet so now I can't hear anything.

  -When to check the control panel and click sounds and Audio devices, it says "No. Audio Device" and all options are disabled.

  -When you open Device Manager, the "Other devices" directory is open and all the devices listed in it have icons of yellow question mark with dots exclamation mark next to them.

  -J' tried to uninstall the devices listed in the "Other devices" directory and leave the window reinstall them on reboot - I read on another site - but every time I did nothing has changed.

  -The directory of sound, video and game controllers has 5 things listed in there: Legacy Audio Drivers, Legacy video Capture devices, media control, Audio Codecs, Codecs video devices. None of them have all the icons next to them warning.

  -When right click on each one and select "update driver", each of them come in saying that 'impossible to find a better match the software currently installed. I don't know if it's just to check my system or if it also checks the internet.

  So, what are the options I am left with now? I need to do some work with videos, looking at them on their media player and their change in Movie Maker, and I keep says that the audio hardware cannot be found "required" and I can't use the app.

  Thank you.

  Hi TiJuanWells,

  Check to see of the audio peripheral show in Device Manager by following these steps:

  • Click Start
  • Right click on my computer
  • Select Manage
  • Select Device Manager
  • Expand sound, video and game controllers

  If the devices are there and are not installed, right-click on the device and install it or update drivers.

• How to upgrade the audio, video and game controllers on Windows XP Home Edition?

  Original title: SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio

  How to upgrade the audio, video and game controllers on Windows XP Home Edition?

  I need SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio

  Hello

  Why you trying to update the audio, video and game controllers?

  The following steps may be helpful:

  1. open the Device Manager.

  2. Locate the audio, video and game controllers and expand it.

  3 click the sound card, and then click Update driver.

  For more information: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283658

• I Accedently disable my high definition Audio Device and I cannot get it back

  I Accedently disable my high definition Audio Device and I cannot get it back. IDK what to do but I do not see how to reactivate it.

  Hi MarkRampone,

  Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community, where you can find all the answers related to Windows. It seems that you have disabled the Audio device high definition and you must activate it.

  In addition to answering these questions that would help us provide a better solution:

  1. How did did you disable the Audio device high definition?

  2. What is the brand and model of the computer you're using?

  Try the steps mentioned in this link and check:

  No sound in Windows
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/no-sound-help#no-sound=Windows-7&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1
   

  Hope this information helps. If you have any other questions feel free to respond and we would be happy to help.

• Error "no audio device not found" after installing Windows 7

  Original title: no sound
  
  After you have installed windows 7 ultimate in my dell latitude d610, I have no sound. What should I do? He always tells me no audio device found

  No sound

  (1) have you installed the latest audio drivers? If not download them from the manufacturers website or try to run Windows Update - which could include the generic drivers for your audio device.

  (2) you have the right sound device? Click Start, type: sound. Under control panel, and then click sound. Then set the audio device by default.

  More options:

  (3) is the disabled audio device?
  A. right click on the speaker on your taskbar icon
  B. Select "playback devices".
  C. in the white space and blank, right click and select both show disconnected devices / people with disabilities
  D. do you see icons for your speakers and headphones now?
  E. Si you see now you may need to right-click on the correct audio device, and then select "set as default device".

  (4) you can also try the troubleshooter below to discover the connection issues that may exist, the instructions are below:
  A. click on 'Start' > select 'control panel '.
  B. Type of troubleshooting in the top-right search field > select "troubleshooting."
  C. click "Hardware and sound" > select "play Audio".

  (5) also pass through the steps mentioned in the article below - tips to fix common audio problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems

  This message may also help:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7music/thread/c0f92662-f792-4e4e-B24B-2fae1e52eb7c

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• I was listening to an audio book, and my sound came out, as well as the icon in the taskbar. How can I solve this problem?

  I was listening to an audio book, and my sound came out, as well as the speaker in task bar icon. how it?

  If you listen to the book on your computer you can try to restart the computer to see if that fixes the problem.

• What is a USB audio device and a Bluetooth HID device?

  What is the difference between a USB audio device and a Bluetooth HID device? Is there a difference? Different connection?

  My desktop computer shows the keyboard and mouse connections wireless in both places. I thought that I had to use the receiver provided with the mmouse and keyboard kit when I bought it and now I see it installed in two locations in the Device Manager. What does that mean?

  Hi jimafia,

  Let's start first of all, make sure you have software in place just in case you need more later.

  If they are the same exact drivers, it is possible that they have been installed twice, but the biggest problem is how much of usb devices you have connected?

  You can check and see when they have been installed in the properties for each driver.

  B Eddie

• Compatible audio device and work but no sound

  As I said, my audio device is turned on and explains his work, but there is no sound. It's I will note a new installation of windows vista with all updates. I ran the Fix It program, and he says that the device has been disabled in windows.  Conflicting information? I uninstalled the device driver and enabled windows reinstall several times and downloaded several drivers of various ages, without result. There seems to be none of the similar circumstances in forums, I searched for. If I plug my headphones SteelSeries will pick up through the helmet because it has its own built in driver I think. Not too sure about that last bit but its detected as a different device. I'm currently downloading these two service packs to try. Any information or help would be greatly appreciated.

  Ah, thought of her. Since it was a new installation of Windows, that I needed to install the audio to the mobo driver. Given that I had no cd, I had to find it online. I hope this helps others!

• I accidentally deleted my audio device and it states that my audio shortcut is zero, how do I get the sound back?

  While cleaning my computer to try to speed it up, I accidentally deleted the audio driver and now it says me that the audio driver must be installed and my audio shortcut is zero.

  I have tried everything I have to do?

  Go to the official website of the manufacturer (example: toshiba.com) and go to the support section and pilots. Physically look at your computer or laptop for the model (example: Toshiba Satellite A300-ST4505). Search for it on the site, download and install the audio driver for Windows XP.

• missing audio device

  No Audio device installed... no sound, controllers of video game TAB Manager device... Holla at me!

  OK... so... end a month ago, I installed a service pack of windows update. I was was to watch a clip on youtube and all of a sudden the sound went away. And Yes, I have the dreaded X in the lower right corner of my speaker icon that doesn't say "NO OUTPUT AUDIO DEVICE INSTALLED. I did research on all the days from this day and tried everything said worked for them. So far, nothing has worked.

  Tried everything from going into device... Manager who btw I do not have the tab that says "sound, video and game controllers".
  Tried to use system restore... nothing... in fact my computer slower I think
  I tried Windows Live assistant help... He did nothing except told me to restore the system.
  Tried the comprehensive approach of the BIOS, but I'm not that smart with a computer so I really didn't do anything.

  You get the idea... any help would be great... Thank you

  Hi, Wynter-SolsticeCampenrelli,

  Try the David O

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-hardware/sound-video-and-game-controllers-missing-in-Vista/5e88fac1-EA14-4DCD-9168-df25464f0f92

  Lost sound in windows

  http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000208.htm

• 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

• Missing audio device of the control panel.

  Several days ago, I opened the control panel to troubleshoot an audio device. The Control Panel showed two audio devices:

  1: ATI PNP
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_1002 & DEV_AA01 & SUBSYS_00AA0100 & REV_1001\5 & B0AB116 & 0 & 0001
  Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\atihdmi.sys (7.11.0.7703, 114,00 KB (116 736 bytes), 02/09/2010 12:34 AM)
  2: REALTEK PNP
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_10EC & DEV_0888 & SUBSYS_103C2A92 & REV_1002\4 & 19 19054 & 0 & 0001 c
  Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\rtkvhd64.sys (6.0.1.6196, 2.37 MB (2 484 072 bytes), 07/09/2010 12:27)

  Both devices are still listed under system information/system/components tools, but:

  At some point during the configuration of the device from Realtek, ATI device disappeared from the control panel. Since then, I have found no way to adjust its properties, much less put on the control panel.

  The only other change observed: formerly the computer sounds internal (startup, error, stop, etc.) remained internal. Now, I can hear them through the external speakers - acceptable but not optimal.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Milt

  Hello

  Could you post back with the full or part no of your PC model No.  Also, could you confirm the operating system you are using.

  Another thing to check is in the meantime.  Windows Control Panel, open Sound, right-click in an empty area of this window and check "Show disconnected devices" as «Show disabled Devices»  Another thing now appear?

  Kind regards

  DP - K