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  I have a computer laptop lenovo, but a red cross that pop up on the volume button and it, s say no audio device is intall

  I want to know how can I solve this problem

  The following link might be worth a visit:

  No sound in Windows
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows
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• Sound and devices Audio Panel indicates "no audio device", the command.

  No speaker in the status bar icon.  With the help of XP, SP3.   Occurred after reinstalling XP.  Use of motherboard ASUS with integrated Realtek.  Realtek version 5.10.0.5793 appears in the Add/Remove list, but not in the list of device management (seems like it should be).  Reinstalled the drivers repeatedly.  Notably, there are similar comments on this forum related to this topic.  I have read and tried all possible remedies linked, unfortunately without success so far.  Despite this, I hope that somewhere out there, there is an answer to this problem by replacing the computer.  Thanks in advance for any thoughts that come this way.

  I tried both methods but unfortunately none worked.   However, I have had success using the IDT High Definition Audio for Windows XP drivers.

  http://download.CNET.com/IDT-high-definition-audio-codec/3000-2120_4-197119.html

  Have been uninstalling all audio drivers on my computer.  The IDT program ran.   The problem has been resolved.  As my noise problem has been associated with a hardware configuration that contained the sound elements (Realtek) on the motherboard and not a sound card I do not know if this will help in similar cases of questions "without sound".

  Repeat for others.   I had no volume in the notification area icon, sound Contol Panel indicated I had no audio device, no sound driver Realtek was posted in the section of controller of sound, video and game in the Device Manager. It is after that the pilots received Realtek had been loaded.

  Thank you for your response.

• I recently had to re - install Windows XP on my computer and lost all my stored programs. Now my speakers do not work. The control panel says no audio device. What should I do to recover my audio? None

  My audio does not work. It worked before I re-install Windows XP. What should I do? I'm supposed to have an audio installation disc? I'm new on the technical aspect of computers, so I know only the basics?

  Using the Device Manager is a good way to get the drivers, but if you do a clean install on a computer or laptop, you must download the supplied drivers initially installed on the computer or laptop to the manufacturer. that is, if you have a Dell, then go to the Dell website.
  the site Web of HP/Compaq
  the Site of Asus
  Acer site
  Alienware website (Now owned by Dell)
  eMachines Web site
  IBM Web site
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  Toshiba Web site

  Have I no all the em? Anyway, if you have a driver supplied with the computer disc, use this cuz he'll have original manufacturer drivers and the software that you get on the website anyway.
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• G530 Touch sensitive volume control panel

  After a quick reformat of my G530, touch sensitive volume control panel (four black circular buttons in the upper right above the keyboard) still works, but the volume buttons up/down is slow increments of 2%, while rectangular blue front sound bars showed on the screen when you press on and the noise increases by increments of 10%.

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• Monitor on my Volume Control Panel entry is grayed

  Original title: whistle

  Monitor on my Volume Control Panel entry is grayed out.  The only way I can stop the hissing sound is silent on this point.  To be perfectly honest, I don't know what the "Monitor input" is for!  I can listen to music with this Cup.  What will happen with the muted entry monitor?  Why do I have this monitor of entry?  What is this for?  And what makes grey outside and start whistling? Is there a way I can get him to stop?  Thanks for your help, whoever you are!

  Hi DoDDSDolly,

  1. who is the manufacturer and what is the model number of the system?

  2. the monitor has a built-in audio card its separate?

  Step 1:

  You can check out the following link and try the Fixit to solve the problem.

  Also try to update the latest audio drivers for Windows XP by visiting the manufacturer's Web site.

  How to troubleshoot sound problems in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307918

  Step 2:

  If you do not use any monitor input, then try to uninstall it from the computer.

  To do this follow these steps:

  a. Click Start, click Control Panel and then double-click Add / Remove programs.

  b. in the currently installed programs, click the program (input monitor) you want to delete and then click on remove.

  c. If you are prompted to confirm the removal of the program, click Yes.

  Check out the link:

  How to change or remove a program in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307895

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• Non-alpha Vista Control Panel, the icons are randomly dispersed

  A friend with Vista has a control panel where the icons are not willing or the normal horizontal alphabetical way, or in a vertical alpha order. They are scattered at random, apparently. This is the 1st time I saw it. What would cause this condition? How icons can be changed to a normal alphabetical order?

  Hello

  Welcome to the community of Microsoft and thanks for posting the question. I've surely you will help find a solution on the issue.

  1. is this problem limited to the functions of Control Panel?

  2. are you aware of changes to the computer before the show?

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  Start your computer in safe mode and check the number.

  To start your computer in safe mode

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  If you are not facing the problem in safe mode, and then put your computer in a clean boot and search for the question.

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

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  Also check the event viewer for errors or messages logs.

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-information-appears-in-event-logs-Event-Viewer

  Check out this link to open the event viewer:

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• Control Panel does not, audio playback does not

  Greetings.

  I accused several problems on my device.
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  • Not opening Control Panel. By clicking on the icon will display the window, but it will remain a Virgin and load indefinitely.
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  Please note that the above issues may or may not have a common cause. I'm not experienced user, so I am not able to discern the useful information. It should be noted, however, that none of these issues have been already presented, and the machine has worked perfectly so far.

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  Hi, Marcello,.

  Thank you for an update on the issue. I appreciate your efforts to resolve the issue.

  As you have tried almost all the steps to solve the problem, this problem could be by the corruption of the user account.

  I suggest to create a new user account and check if that helps.

  Refer to create a local account

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  Thank you

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

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  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.

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  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?

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• "Missing audio device" and no sound in Windows XP

  Original title: audio missing on XP tried all I know except buying an another sham program they didappeared just and don't have any volume for nothing

  Need help to restore as soon as possible the devices audio missing message, according to Device Manager, lack nothing, but when I search for volume or volume control message is "no audio devices don't really want to pay mocrosoft because there is a problem they just know me system restore fixed and don't demand a solution to help no cost» greatlty appreciate someone who can lead me in the right direction

  Hi sova27,
   
  Look for the audio device in the properties of the device by default. Follow these steps to do the same thing:
  a. Click Start. Click on Control Panel.
  b. click on sounds and Audio devices.
  c. click on the Audio tab.
  d. choose the audio device by default in the menu drop-down.
  e. click on apply. Click OK.
   
  Check if this helps you fix the problem.
   

  You can also follow the solution of three steps listed in the link below and see if it helps you to fix the problem.

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  The balance function is 'available', but now hidden in Windows 7. Is it possible to use a script or macro to quickly access the balance control? W7 the access sequence for me is 1) Windows task bar (click to view)--> Start (button)--> Control Panel (list)--> material & audio (hyperlink)--> system (hyperlink) change sounds--> reading (tab)--> helmet (icon)--> properties (button)--> levels (tab)--> Balance (button)--> press '1' (scroll bar) and the key '2' (scroll bar)!

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  Hello
   
  Can you tell us if there is a volume icon in the system tray, if not then please follow these steps below to activate the volume icon in the system tray.
   
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