Product name: Pavillion zd7000: audio driver problems

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  Hello!

  It s a known issue and when you search a bit in the forum you will find a large number of publications on this subject.

  Remove the sound card from the Device Manager and the high definition Audio Controller from Device Manager.
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  Hi all

  I'm having a problem with audio driver. I can't seem to find one that works anywhere, I looked at several forums and the Toshiba site for drivers without success. I basically hit a wall, so I hope someone can provide a working solution. :)

  Audio device:
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  Manufacturer: Intel

  (Information retrieved using a Ubuntu 9.04 Live CD)

  Although a windows system it labels as "Realtek High Definition Audio Controller"? (I'm not an expert with the drivers, so maybe this is a stupid question...) :)

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• Envy 17-n108tx: Realtek HD Audio driver problems

  17-n108tx want my laptop is preinstalled with Windows 10 and have jumped several hoops for upgrading to Windows 7, I found myself with a minor problem...

  When I first start up in Windows 7, I have no sound, and the light on the button mute on my keyboard no longer works.

  When I try to 'test' output in the sound properties my device, I get the error "the device is used by another application. (edit: disabling the option "allow applications to take exclusive control of this device" does nothing to remedy).

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  Thank you

  Finished installing any other Windows 7 update that helped my audio to work even after a restart, but the light on the button mute was still broken.

  For anyone else who has a similar problem, this is how I fix (unless it breaks again in the next 24 hours):

  1. install SP1 and other updates. If it was not more than 140 of them, I could have tried to determine the exact KB.

  2 uninstall the Realtek HD Audio device via Device Manager - do not forget to remove the pilot with him.

  3. Select Action-> Scan for hardware changes, Windows will install a generic audio driver.

  4. make a generic audio driver right click and select "Update driver software", then "Browse my computer for driver software".

  5 find your "C:\SWsetup" folder and click Next. Windows should automatically install the appropriate driver files that sp72117.exe left to count.

  I suspect that installing the driver manually, as opposed to allowing sp72117.exe to install it because the case. But I do not know for sure until I have reformat again in the distant future. Who knows, maybe I'll give 10 Windows another shot at that time.

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  I did, however, decide to download and install certain optional Windows updates.  I use HP Support Assistant for automatic updates, but had not checked the optional updates in a few months (I think there are 4 available).  During these updates and reboot several times, the problem seems to be solved.

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  S.K.Y.

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  · The updates have been installed on the computer?

  · Who is the service pack installed?

  You can follow the steps from the link below: no sound in Windows: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/help/no-sound-in-windows

• Pavillion zd7000 hard drive

  I did a digital recording on my zd7000 and it has a 80 GB HDD at 5400 RPM.  I'm looking for options to upgrade the hard disk at 7200 at least but I understand that these are disks IDE / ATA.  If a couple of questions...

  1. Can I buy just a stop disk 7200 RPM of the platter, then plug it in?
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  Thank you very much for your answer.  You hit the questions on and yes I have considered upgrading the laptop, widely enough.  If I there are some very specific things, I need and the price is more in the range of $1,000-$ 1,500.  The other 'hidden' question is that if I upgrade, I'd probably architecture 64-bit and that would cause a domino effect in the upgrade of some hardware, software and drivers...

  The Pavillion zd7000, not to mention that some of its shortcomings has been a phenomenal laptop.  What keeps me with him is a dual proc to 2.66 Mhz, many laptops are at the same level, although I know that all increases in bus, memory and hard drive are starting to push me towards an upgrade.  The only issues I had were the video card (which was replaced by HP) and the amount of heat that this puppy goes out...  So if I can squeeze another year out of it for another $100, I'd be happy...

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  I have a Toshiba Satellite U305-S7448.  About 75% of the time it starts, it does not load the sound driver and there is an adjacent X to the icon of the spear.  When you hover over the "speaker" icon, it sets up a message that says: "no Audio output device is installed".  I passed to the Toshiba support page and re downloaded the realtek audio driver.  No help.  An audio device does not yet appear on Device Manager.  Vista updates are up to date.  Now what?

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  Ive been racking my brains out everyday now trying to understand why it does not work. Recently downgraded vista to xp on a computer hp laptop 530. All the drivers from the site work fine... except for the audio. the microsoft UAA loads without problems, but when I go to install the audio driver conexant I get the error "Driver Installation Failed: could not find the MEDIA device for this driver." Please, any help anyone can give would be very grateful.

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• Realtek Audio driver problem

  I have a problem with my audio driver that comes no doubt of my motherboard (Asus M5A97 MORE)
  This happens almost every day. Anytime my pc audio just cuts, if I try to reactivate it by unpluging and pluging back in my headphone or mute and reactivate of my audio mixer I have constant ear noise squeal.
  The only way I can fix it by changing my audio type: stereo at quadroponic and it is back to normal, but about 3-4 hours later that the audio will cut again.

  Occasional whole audio driver will be out later I have to restart my pc to fix, but when after restarting uninstalled my audio driver it's self from my pc and I have no sound at all. So of course I just download and install the driver, but it still happens.
  Is this a problem with the sound card on my motherboard? Because I reinstalled my windows and this problem still occurs.

  Hi Kris,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand that the continuous sound break and sound driver gets uninstalled after a reboot. I can understand the inconvenience, and will be happy to respond to your request. Let me ask you;

  • How to install the audio driver?
  • Remember to no particular change in the computer before the show?
  • What security software is installed on the computer?

  This could be due to the incompatibility of the driver, damage, any third-party software or a card of the same mother as well. Let's try the following methods and check the status.

  Method 1: Make sure that your playback devices are activated.

  Right click on the speaker on your taskbar icon > select "playback devices"
  In the empty space, right-click and select the two ' Show disconnected/Disabled Devices "

  You can see icons for your speakers and headphones now?  You may need to activate these two.

  Method 2: Run the audio Troubleshooter

  Click 'Start' > select ' Control Panel '

  In the top-right of type search field Troubleshooting > select "Troubleshooting"

  Click "Hardware and sound" > select "play Audio"

  Method 3: If you have not tried this method, try it. Visit the computer manufacturer's support Web site and install the latest sound driver and check.

  You can see: Asus - Support

  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• With my HP Compaq DC7800 Convertible Minitowers audio driver problem

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  A few days ago I formatted my desktop PC and installed a new Windows XP Service pack 3. Like I need driver for my device, I managed to find all the drivers except for my audio device. As I saw that I have integrated audio on my motherboard, but the drivers I found on a HP support site (download the drivers), none of them work and there are too many (I also need to download drivers for other devices form intel site but that's another question). So, now I was hoping someone can help me find (finally) and install peripheral audio, so I can finish with the installation process. I will be grateful for this veeeeeerrrry thanks in advance.

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• Audio driver problem, I get error "no audio output device is installed".

  My laptop made a weird noise, after that my laptop suddenly is not all sounds more. When I check the audio it says "no audio output device is installed". I been looking for this difficulty in the last days and found no problems. I tried to reinstall my audio driver (Realtek), but then an error occurred. It says 'extended attributes are incompatible. Help, please!

  Farel salvation,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you no longer have sound in Windows 8 and you also tried to re - install the audio driver. I appreciate the efforts made in the patches that you have already tried. Let me ask you;

  • What is the brand and model of the computer?

  There could be several reasons for this cause and diagnose the problem, we will try the following methods and check.

  Method 1: Run the audio Troubleshooter

  A convenience store is an automated tool that can find and automatically fix problems with your PC. Audio troubleshooting can diagnose and troubleshoot equipment and playback of sounds common.

  Method 2: Look for important and recommended updates by using Windows Update

  1. Drag from the right edge of the screen, tap settings, and then tap Change PC settings.
     (If you use a mouse, point to the lower right of the screen, move the mouse to the top, click settingsand then click change PC settings).

  2. Press or click update and recoveryand press or click on Windows Update.

  3. Press or click check now.

  4. If there are updates available, press or click on the link and then press or click on install.

     Windows Update will tell you if the updates have been installed correctly.

  To check the optional updates by using Windows Update:

  1. Drag from the right edge of the screen, tap settings, and then tap Change PC settings.
     (If you use a mouse, point to the lower right of the screen, move the mouse to the top, click settingsand then click change PC settings).

  2. Press or click update and recovery , and then press or click on Windows Update.

  3. Press or click see detailsand press or click find updates. (If you can't see the details, it are not updated optional available.)

  4. Under option, tap or click the update you want to install, and then click install.

     Read and accept the terms of the license and then press or click on Finish if the update requires it. You may be prompted for an administrator password or to confirm your choice.

  Method 3: Install the software from the manufacturer of the device. If your device is equipped with a disk, this disk can contain software that installs a driver for the device.

  Method 4:

  1 right-click the volume in the taskbar icon, and select sounds
  2. scroll down about 3/4 on the events program: the list and select the option that says Windows user account control
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  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• Update audio driver problem

  The sound came out on my laptop again. It's already happened, and when he did, I just installed the last update was available to correct it. But now, when I try to install the SQL server 4 pack, he says code error 65 b. Any help? (Windows Vista)

  Danny,

  Visit the audio device manufacturer support web page and download/install

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  Also, take a look at this http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/help/no-sound-in-windows>

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