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• Satellite A100 - no sound with Windows XP Pro SP3

  Hello

  I'm the reconstruction of a laptop Toshiba A100-PSAA9A-10U038 with a new installation of Windows XP Pro SP3.

  At this point, I have not all sounds (Yes, the volume is set to the top).

  As this is my first post I covered I hope that most of the bases as with SP3 and I installed all the updates available from Toshiba and Microsoft - well at least, I guess I have. I downloaded the latest updates from Realtek who advised in a general forum but no luck.

  Device Manager tells me that there are problems with a "PCI Device" and a "unknown device", and I assume that one of these two is the culprit.

  Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

  Hi mate

  I think that you have installed the driver of his evil.
  See this page:
  http://www.MyToshiba.com.au/support/notebooks/satellite/A100/psaa9a-10u038/download?OS=22

  you will find all of the Win XP drivers for this model of laptop.
  As you can see there are two different Realtek drivers:
  V Realtek Audio Driver 5.10.0.5253
  -Realtek ALC861 Audio Driver 5.10.0.5200

  To my knowledge, you have the Realtek HD audio Manager.
  But before install you the audio driver SP3 must be installed, it seems, that you did
  However, the most recent audio Realtek driver can be downloaded from the Realtek page directly.
  Select this check box, and then choose Manager Realtek HD audio for Win XP.

  Should work.

• 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.

• Want to 700-414: on board his party after the installation of Sound Blaster Audigy Fx card

  I installed a Sound Blaster Audigy Fx to perform digital communication with my ham radio equipment. The original IDT ports do not work after the installation of the SB. The IDT does not appear in Deives Manager. I tried loading the IDT drivers but not compatible message and download failed.  I did it on other HP computers I've owned without problem.

  Thank you for any help you can give me.

  LarryC4

  Hello:

  See if your BIOS has an embedded audio location.

  If so, it can automatically able to off when you installed the add-in on the sound card.

  Check the options you have for setting the audio embedded.

  If it is on Auto or disabled, change it to "Enabled", save the setting where you made the change, and again when you go out.

  The sound should then work on both devices.

  And if the sound card works with the integrated audio system setting to enabled, then change your Auto if aboard was off.

• HP P6654y does not sound blaster Audigy

  I had problems with distortion of the sound through my main speakers audio integrated, so I installed - Soundblaster Audigy Fx-

  So far I have disabled the audio in the BIOS / disabled the HD audio in Device Manager / made sure not to install the HDMI audio option on my graphics card / uninstalled and reinstalled all the drivers for the Sound blaster.

  I have the plug connected to the decision-making Center Green on the new and still no audio sound card... I tried to connect on all ports and even tried my old speakers without result.

  Windows it is grateful in Device Manager and the program for Sound Blaster load well.

  I wonder if I just got a bad card?

  Hello

  I suggest that you try just one change at a time.  Video card tray and work on the issue of sound.  Its edge must be defined for the disable in the BIOS as shown by the image that I posted for you.  If stilll you have questions then contact Soundblaster.

• How to install my Sound Blaster Live! card under Windows 2008

  I'm demo'ing Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard on a HP Proliant DL360 G4. I've have a PCI Sound Blaster card. It works very well under linux, this isn't a hardware problem.  In Device Manager, I have yellow exclamation next to Audio Controller multimedia and peripheral of entry PCI points.

  What should I do to get the card working properly?

  Hello

  Your Windows is better suited for the Windows Server Forums on TechNet. Please post your question in the Windows Server Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer/

• I accidentally uninstalled my Sound Blaster. Is there a way to reverse uninstall?

  I accidentally uninstalled my Sound Blaster, sound is now gone. Is there a way to reverse uninstall? I buy? Where?

  Unless you physically remove the computer sound card, when you restart the system, Windows should detect the hardware and install it.

  If Windows complains that he doesn't have a driver, you will need to download the appropriate driver (free).

  If you have a branded computer (Dell, HP, Gateway, Toshiba, etc.) go to the computer manufacturer's Web site, enter the credentials that are required on your computer (usually his style, "service tag" or similar) and you should be able to find the driver for your hardware.  Make sure you get one for your version of Windows.

  If you have a custom computer or built by a builder who is not a Web site, you will need to identify the particular model of SoundBlaster you have and get the driver from Creative Labs.  Start here--> http://support.creative.com/welcome.aspx#type_1 if you are unsure of the particular model that you have, you may need to open your computer and look physically the card.  If you do, take some precautions appropriate, for example, http://tips4pc.com/articles/computer%20maintenance/how_to_open_a_computer_case_safe.htm

• Cannot find drivers for Creative Sound Blaster 0670 working for Windows Vista

  Original title: why used my sound card work?

  Hi, I have problems with my Creative Sound Blaster 0670. I can't find the drivers for Windows Vista! Can someone help me please?

  Hi fredrik2010,

  You can consult the following creative support link and check if you can download the drivers:

  http://support.creative.com/products/product_list.aspx?CATID=1&CatName=Sound+Blaster#

  If you still have any questions facing, then you may need to get in touch with creative support.

  Check out the link:

  http://us.creative.com/contactus/

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• new activation of sound blaster

  I recently bought a creative Labs sound blaster model # sbo530.  I can't install do work.

  Any suggestions?

  Hi realjm,

  Please click the link below for downloads of software/driver from the site Web of Creative:

  http://support.creative.com/products/products.aspx?CATID=1

  I hope this helps!

  Debra
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Installation of a Sound Blaster Z on a R5 Alienware Aurora

  I am installing a Z Sound Blaster on my R5, as I do not particularly like for the integrated sound card. What is the correct procedure to do this (that is, I need turn off, etc..)? I went into the BIOS, but I see nothing on embedded devices. My apologies if this has been asked before, but I searched Google up and down, and I can't seem to get a straight answer from anywhere. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Hello

  I don't think that you will need to disable it. If you do, you can simply try to disable from Device Manager if the option is not there in the BIOS.

• Sound card Sound Blaster?

  No sound from my computer. I just installed a new hard drive and Windows XP. I downloaded the drivers from the Dell site, but the audio does not work. In Device Manager there is no yellow question mark or red marks points to indicate a problem. Device shows SoundMax Integrated Digital Audio, although when I tried to download the Creative Labs - driver Upgrade Patch (which applies to the Sound Blaster Audigy) Manager, I got an error message "Setup could not detect any Sound Blaster Audio card on your system. Make sure that your Sound Blaster hardware is properly installed before running this Setup program. "How can I get a Sound Blaster Audio card? I have a Dell Dimension 4600. Windows XP.

  Thank you

  If the headphones work when they are plugged into the audio port, then your sound is properly configured and the port works correctly.

  Your speakers are connected to a power source? If Yes, is it plugged and are activated? Is there any other computers, you can try the speakers with?

• 5.1 speakers with Creative Sound Blaster Live! Center speaker and sub plays not

  5.1 speakers with Creative Sound Blaster Live! Sub and center speaker plays only not to aid the Winodows Sound Test tool found in the READING DEVICES > CONFIGURE

  I tried to connect the speakers on my other PC Windows 7 and it works, I tried 2 different PCI on the problem computer sound cards and still no luck.

  Front right, front left, rear right and rear speakers left are OK and will be made a sound of "hung" when I click on them in the graphical display, but from the center speaker, no matter what drivers I have installed, not quite sound...

  Hi paokara777,

  Follow the steps on the below link that explains how to enable the sound surround using SBLive Application.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&docName=bph05667

  Kind regards

  Shinmila H - Microsoft Support

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• Problem with the Creative Sound Blaster 5.1 VX sound card

  I HAVE A PROPLEM

  Creative Sound Blaster 5.1 VX Sound card driver

  I HAVE A PROPLEM

  Creative Sound Blaster 5.1 VX Sound card driver

  I managed to install the Sound Blaster on Windows 7 32-bit drivers by using compatibility mode.

  Point to the Setup files and right-click on the installation executable and click on solve compatibility issues.

• Creative Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 PCI SB0220 - undetected

  I have a Creative Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 PCI Sound Card (model SB0220) who has always worked in Windows XP.  I bought a new desktop computer with Windows 7 and when I installed this card, the Manager of devices (under other devices) had yellow exclamation points for multimedia and peripheral of entry PCI Audio Controller.  When I tried to install the original CD software my PC blue screened on me despite the choice to run in compatibility mode.

  After months of waiting, Web site compatibility now reports that his Creative SB0220 card is compatible with Windows 7 and directs you to the Creative site to download a file called SB24_PCDRV_LB_1_04_0090.EXE.  When I run this file, I get the following error message:

  "Setup is unable to detect a product that is supported on your system.  Please ensure that your product is properly installed before running this Setup program.  The Setup will exit.

  When I took the sound card and rebooted my PC, nothing has been detected in Device Manager.  As soon as I reinstalled it, he appeared in the device again Manager so I know it is detected.

  It is better to wait for Microsoft to create the correct drivers or can I buy another sound card?

  Hey Lifeat50,

  Thanks for your post.

  The difference in sound quality seems perceptible for me, 16-bit to 24-bit.

  I'm a musician for years 20 - ish, and I think it's a reasonable upgrade for your videos.

  Here is a site that explains the difference (LOL, in detail):

  http://www.tweakheadz.com/16_vs_24_bit_audio.htm

  Chris
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• Creative Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 PCI sound card drivers compatibility

  Creative Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 the PCI card is not compatible for 64 bit Windows 7. I tried this system does not detect automatically or manually. If anyone has the driver please post the link or the other using this card with windows 7 then tell me how it installed.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/Windows-7/en-us/details.aspx?type=hardware&p=Creative+Sound+Blaster+Live! +5.1+PCI+sound+card&v=creative&UID=sb0220&l=en-us&PF=2&PI=7&c=graphics+cards+%26+components&SC=sound+cards&OS=32-bit&VD=all
  I got creative sound blaster live 5.1 PCI sound card then visit this link but it does not work... not compatible with windows 7... : ()

  The Webcam Live! sound card was "placed" as a "legacy" product until Windows 7 was first be "shipped".  You will have a problem finding drivers and even less how it works.  I tried the "replacement: Audigy to work on my Windows 7 and it was a new model from Creative Labs."

  You should probably consider a replacement of the sound card.