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• I don't have her what so ever on my windows xp. What I have to do. I don't think that I have a sound card.

  I deleted a lot of material in my windows xp. I have no sound at all. This is my sound card or do this same computer cary a sound card.

  Only YOU can possibly know if your computer has a sound card.  Open the case and look.  And, by "deleted a bunch of equipment" do you mean that you physically open the computer case and took out things and thrown them?  (Because that is what this particular set of words in English).  A menu of the items that you have deleted?

• Hi, I have a problem with finding drivers - PCI SOUNDPRO CMI8330 for Windows XP SP2, it is a Pentium1 old computer motherboard, but put up-to-date sound card is integrated... Everyting works well, but there is no sound on speakers? __

  P1 with hardware Ram A - max 128 MB Seagate HD 8, 4 GB memory card mother TXProII
  its an old model but there is no sound... Windows XP Professional...

  Disable the onboard sound from the BIOS and throw them into a basic PCI sound card that comes with the drivers. A basic PCI sound can be had for under $ $20. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Satellite 5000 with Windows XP, Service Pack 1 is installed and now my sound card does not work

  Everyone knows this problem.

  I have a 5000 Satellite with Windows XP. I installed SP1 and now my sound card does not work.

  Any ideas out there?

  Does anyone have this problem?

  I reinstalled the Yamaha drive a couple of times and always the same: no sound?

  I bought this unit in Holland and it was great until the problem of Service Pack. I heard that Comcom was a dealer right here. Maybe I'll have to make to them, if I can't help here?

• Satellite Pro L10: sound card does not support Windows 7

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro L10 so I installed Windows 7 on my system, but my laptop cannot support Windows 7.
  I need sound card for Windows 7 update.

  The model of car audio is Conexant CX20468-31 AC97 Audio sound card.

  Please help me

  Hey Buddy

  What to say first of all that you will get not the official drivers for this laptop for Windows 7 or Vista.
  This laptop is oldie and I doubt that pilots will be released.

  By reading this forum threads I've noticed that most of the user using the driver on Win 7 OS Vista.
  Maybe you should google for Conexant AC97 Vista driver and should try a Vista on Windows 7 driver

  Good luck

• New installation of Windows XP Home edition on Qosmio F20 - sound card errors

  Hello

  I am one of those who is very reckless on internet and download a lot of spam and viruses along the way. I keep, but I'm also obsessive compulsive on the backup of my important files, so when my computer flip out on me, I just wipe it clean and continue!

  I stick to windows XP because some software I use still does not work on Vista, and I also install a completely new copy of XP instead of recovery as bundles of Toshiba with my laptop. Why? Because I lost it...

  Anyway, I've been tracking the drivers to get the last bits of the material work and all seem to work well! The only problem I have is with the (Yes, you guessed it!) sound card driver!

  I have a Qosmio F20 and have no idea of what sound card is actually inside this thing, I have always used SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio drivers and they do most of the work very well, but they seem to have problems when I try to use Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and Soundbooth. Both programs complain that there is no sound card and then refuse to open,

  As far as I know, the driver that I use is by 'Analog Devices' and v5.12.1.5240. I don't know if it's really any help at all!

  Does anyone know which driver is correct to use and where to find it, or is the fault, I have just an inevitable?

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Pav

  Hello Pav

  Have you installed Windows XP Home with Service Pack 2 included?

  On the Toshiba download page, there is a driver available and I do not understand why you think that this is not the right one. The same driver will be installed if you use recovery CD/DVDs.

• Satellite A200 PSAE3: Windows XP Home edition do not recognize the modem and sound card

  Hi all!

  I can't understand what is the problem with my Satellite A200 (PSAE3)... I downloaded all the files on the right of the Toshiba Download Center, updated the BIOS to WXP but XP still not find any sound card or any modem. He isn't finding a device with a "?" question mark on this...

  There are so many different drives, I tried, but no one has changed the situation...
  Anyone has any advice?

  Thanks in advance,

  ciroopi

  Well, I found the solution to the problem! :)

  so, I write these verses down for anyone who might know the same problems:

  as usual, strictly follow the 'Toshiba A200 Installation sequence' found on the TOshiba driver download page.
  as he [I jumped no useful installation programs]

  I advice restart you each time you install a component, in order to have under control the whole Exchange.

  1 Windows XP Service Pack2 (RTM) - of course ;) -.
  [...]
  DirectX V9.0c 5 (SP2)
  Windows Media Player 10 V10.00.00.4036 6
  [...]
  10 Microsoft .NET Framework V1.1.4322 (SR1)
  11 Sun Java 2 Runtime Environment V1.6.0
  12 Intel ICH8M Chipset utility V8.2.0.1014
  13 Intel VGA driver 6.14.10.4833 965GM

  Note that driver VGA, the ATI we too, was also a difficulty - in fact, I don't know what it would have done - for the AUDIO sound card.
  You may have read in the installation dialog box.

  Moreover, I do not know if you must install the sun java, .NET framework and WMP version that displays the list, versions that are OLDER than the most recent, but just to be sure, download the form versions THAT NET.

  at this point, you should see "unknown PCI device" in the unknown devices in the system control panel.

  14 Realtek ALC268 Audio Driver V5.10.0.5433

  for realtek, I suggest you download the driver from the zip from the realtek download page; Once extracted from the latest version for desktop or a temp directory, I suggest to install before all the patch KB888111 you might find in the \WDM_Rxxx\MSHDQFE.

  then restart.

  for now, you should not see the "unknown PCI device" no more where it was before, but under the "system devices", like her, where you could also end the "Intel PCI Express Root Port", "Pci Bus" and so on [ja? m saying this to you because ja? m Italian aid of XP, and I don't remember the exact English names...].

  Now, install the audio drivers by using the setup.exe that you find in the \WDM_Rxxx directory.
  It should reinstall the kbfix and install the new drivers.

  Reset.

  After the reboot, nothing happens, but...

  .. see the "unknown pci device" menu - here? m not sure the name but the one with the exclamation mark in the 'system devices' - select 'Properties' and then 'driver' and 'update driver'. Let XP find the NOT on the net. tell XP to look for "Video and Audio Controller, game" [you know, the English entry that usually stands for device audio and similar] and he must find a CORRESPONDING driver, which is the "MICROSOFT UAA BUS DRIVER for HIGH DEFINITION AUDIO".
  If XP don't select this driver by itself, you should look for "\windows\system32\DRIVERS\hdaudbus.sys".

  After that, XP automatically detects ALL audio devices and install the correct drivers.
  In addition, it now the entrance to the modem, modem to install the separate driver, that we could find in down in the "list system", like her, on the Toshiba download page.

  So, hope this helps!

  See you soon,.

  Francesco

• Satellite A300-1NO - Realtek in Windows 7 sound card problem

  Hey guys!

  I have a laptop A300 1NO and trouble with realtek audio I installed Windows 7 (x 86, 32-bit) driver.
  When I had Vista, I had 3 options to define how I want to record sounds. There was a microphone, microphone on the front and a "third option" which recorded the voices directly from the map its (perhaps waveout) and not by the microphones.

  Now, I can not find the 'third option' (record sound directly from sound card) just two microphone options. I can see the devices deactivated and disconnected too, but it still does not show me the 'third option' :(

  The freshly installed Win7 recognized my sound card and I got sound on that but he wasn't any icon 'realtek' in the control panel to change the preferences, as in Control Panel of Vista. I uninstalled it from the Device Manager, after that I install 6.0.1.5559 version (I've used it with vista x 86, 32-bit) but still the same problem...

  I don't really know what to do...

  Hello

  To be honest that I understand really what you would expect from an OS that is not released or not on the market yet...

  It takes a few weeks or months more until the official drivers will be available for Windows 7. It s the same as on Vista and XP. After the liberation, most of the drivers have been released.

  You can try some beta drivers for Windows 7 from the Toshiba page we.
  But that's all you can do at the moment.

• my laptop seems to have forgotten the existence of this one sound card, how to fix this?

  It is a dell inspiron 9300

  the WOOD is "phoenix ROM PLUS version 1.10 a04 BIOS" If that helps

  Hi caldaria.

  Welcome to the Microsoft community!

  According to the description, it looks like the sound card is not detected.

  However, we need more information about the issue to sat that you also.

  Please help me to answer these questions:

  1. What is the brand and model of the computer?

  2. What is the brand and model of the sound card?

  3. have you tried to install the latest drivers?

  Here is a link that I think should help you solve this problem.

  Method 1:

  Run the fixit of this link and check:

  Hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/en-us?WA=wsignin1.0

  Method 2:

  Try the steps in this link and check:

  No sound in Windows

  This tutorial can help you identify and resolve its current problems in Windows, including no sound from your speakers or headphones. This tutorial does not cover sound problems related to specific programs. Sound problems can be caused by cables that are not connected properly, damaged drivers, incompatible drivers, sound settings, missing updates and problems with your sound card.

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

  Hope this information helps. Respond us if you have any question with Windows and we will be happy to help.

• I need sound card drivers for my system Windows XP Professional. Where can I find free downloads?

  A friend downloaded Windows XP Professional on my computer, but he didn't have the drivers on his CD.  I got Windows 7 but there are major problems with a network without wire so proposed technical support adapter I have reinstall the operating system.  I couldn't find the installation cd as we just moved so I went down to XP.  It works very well and the adapter works, but I have no sound.

  Try to use the Windows 7 drivers. http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4062&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=4041245#n181

  It uses a Realtek sound card, there are there drivers. If the above does not work, try using XP drivers on the side of Realtek HD drivers: http://www.realtek.com/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false
  (one titled: Windows 2000, Windows XP/2003(32/64 bits) driver only (executable file))

• Anyone know why I can't get sound, have a sound card, etc.

  I need to be able to see if my system recognizes the soundcard, I get zippo and he can't understand why.  Although not an expert Gerand I am very fluent unix and many years of experience with mid-range systems.

  Did you download and install device drivers appropriate for your system?
  (In this case - audio.)

  Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, Windows... While they all come with some drivers, they do not come with all the possibilities.  You need to understand about what sound card you have (make and model) and visit the manufacturers website and see if there is a driver available for this card for Windows XP template.

• After a reformat, it says I have no sound card and I've done it before? What should I do?

  After a reformat, it says I have no sound card and I've done it before? What should I do? Gateway Windows XP sp 1

  It seems that you have not installed the driver for the sound card.

  If you use a restore disk from gateway it should be there, if you are using a full Windows XP disk then gateway should have provided additional disks with all the necessary drivers.
  Normally, I would like to on the manufacturer's Web site to download the drivers, unfortunately with the gateway no longer in the company that will be difficult.
  If you can identify the manufacturer of the sound card installed gateway you could go to their website and see if they have a driver there.
  HTH
  Neil
  www.nwarwick.co.UK

• FireWire PCI (used strictly for external sound card): should I deactivate Windows...

  I have a PCI of SIIG Firewire 1394 (Port 3) adapter installed in my system. I use "strictly" for my card external sound Presonus Firebox. The computer in question; the main function is a Studio of Production Audio. I had chronic problems with MIDI and other issues.

  My questions are:

  (1) in the Network Connections/1394 Connection/Properties/General tab:
  I have to uncheck the Client for Microsoft Networks, file sharing and printers for Microsoft Networks and
  Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) dialog boxes?

  (2) in the Windows Firewall/Advance tab:
  Should I uncheck the 1394 dialog box?

  My goal:

  I hope for a maximum operational efficiency for my sound card for the application it is used for.

  I do not think that network settings 1394 you ask on have something to do with its connected to the 1394 PCI adapter card.

  To find out for sure, change the settings and see if it helps.  You can always change their return.

• How do I know what sound card I have?

  Just had to completely reformat my (old)! PC after having some evil wear get on it - have reinstalled windows XP, but can't get any sound (just the odd system beep) - in the "Device Manager ' no sound cards don't show so cannot reinstall drivers because don't know what sound card to install to.  Guess the only way to know what sound card I have is to open the machine and quick - glance, but I'm afraid that I don't know what I was looking for.  Can anyone help?

  Hi LouiseCA,

  To determine the card's installed on your computer, you can follow one of the following method:

  Method 1:

  Display in the devices hidden in Device Manager:

  a. Click Start, click Run and then type devmgmt.msc.

  b. click on the view tab

  c. Select Show hidden devices

  d. look for the audio device.

  Method 2:

  a. Click Start, click Run, type msinfo32.exe in the Open box and then click OK.

  b. expand Components

  c. tap sound devices

  d. find the manufacturer of your audio device.

  You can check the link below for the provider of hardware and software contact information:http://support.microsoft.com/gp/vendors/en-us

  You can check the link below to install the sound card: install or remove a soundcard (for windows XP):http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Install-or-remove-a-sound-card

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Skype error: don't have a sound card

  Original title: I deleted my soundcard by accident

  I was cleaning my computer and subsequently my Skype does not work and it says that I don't have a sound card. How can I get a?

  Hi Timothy,.

  1 What do you mean exactly by card its deleted?
  2. did you uninstall sound card driver?
  3. is the question with the Skype program or do you hear music when you play a music file?

  If you have uninstalled the sound card driver, then download the sound card driver or the system manufacturer's Web site and install it successfully.

  If the problem persists, we recommend that you run Windows XP his convenience store to diagnose the problem.
  a. see How to fix the sound problems in Windows XP
  b. click on the hotfix from Microsoft and run the tool.
  c. follow the instructions in the wizard and complete successfully.

  Also check the other methods in the article to resolve the problem.

  See also, No Audio on Skype

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