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• No Audio output device is installed and no "Sounds" not listed in Device Manager.

  I turned on the computer yesterday and immediately noticed the Red "x" of white/circle on the "speaker" icon. Roll the cursor over the icon gives me the message "no Audio output device installed. I have already read through the forums and tried some of the suggestions offered without result. Here's a quick deterioration of the situation. I am running Windows Vista Edition Home Premium service pack 2 on a Dell Dimension DM061 (32 bit). No updates have been downloaded and the system was not put into hibernation. I tried restoring the system without result. The Device Manager shows not yet "Sound, video and game controllers" to watch the drivers or disable them. He has not disabled or disconnected devices to display. To the best of my knowledge the soundcard is part of the motherboard with this system, so I've no idea what driver I could find. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

  Hello

  I was hoping that the main issue was in the BIOS but it is also why I posted links to Dell
  Support and their forums because he may be known issues with your model.

  Check this click - Device Manager - anywhere in the area in white/white - and then VIEW - chech to see the
  Hidden - devices you can locate the audio device it?

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  If necessary:

  Try an InPlace upgrade or repair Installation to see if your audio device can be reset.
  If so it would probably be a good idea to update or re - install the latest drivers.

  You can use another DVD that aren't copy protected but you you need to own
  Product key. It must be the same version 32 or 64 BIT Vista OEM. Also the system
  machine to usually sell the cheap disk since you already own Windows. Don't forget to make a good
  backup or 3 (security in redundancy).

  On-site upgrade
  http://vistasupport.MVPs.org/repair_a_vista_installation_using_the_upgrade_option_of_the_vista_dvd.htm

  This tells you how to access the System Recovery Options and/or a Vista DVD
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-happened-to-the-recovery-console

  How to perform a repair for Vista Installation
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-Vista.html

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  If those don't help you probably need a real computer store (leeks and pics
  at a Best Buy or other department stores) or Support of Dell.

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  Another possibility if there is a problem with the hardware with the audio device:

  Car sound can be turned off in the BIOS and card USB sound a speedboat can be used
  that is not expensive.

  Use your favorite search engine search - sound card USB or USB its adapter.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• No Audio output device is installed, no sound in Device Mangager Toshiba Satellite Vista

  I have the dreaded red X on the Volume control, "no Audio output device is installed", no. Sound Devices in device Mangager / Toshiba Satellite L355D-S7901 running Vista-32. FixIt seem to fixit, or find.

  The solutions that I have seen and tried on the Web just walk me through the first steps of the three solution and then drop out of cyberspace. I heard sound on this machine before, briefly, and then she returned to the non-cooperative State. I saw a few techno-jibberish once on the drivers are properly installed, to ensure that they are saved and enter into the registry and remove, from repair, screw up as much as you can before throwing the PC to the wall because you don't know what they speak and are to afraid to taste the risky proceedures, restore cannot help , or something.

  What happened, what is the solution of 4th or 5th person has told and Toshiba wants hundreds of dollars to diagnose, and then just says that the computer must be replaced if they are too lazy or too ignorant to investigate and solve problems or reveal the real solutions. Reinstall the correct drivers does not work, there is no folder Sound and the game in Device Manager controller. I'm tenatious.

  I also have a USB Port that Windows doesn't recognize after him malfuncitoned, why? FixIt can't find it, can't fixit. I suspect someone stuck the wrong connector on the USB port and fried something - can't rip out and replace it? I came back home, limited, vision limited, duration of limited attention, limited by the reckless lack of "Technicians" to help. I guess you are supposed to be able to pay and pay and pay for computer assistance, or die with your computer.

  I just want this computer works correctly, as long as it costs, so I can go on the problem in my life.

  Torchured!

  Hello

  Did you download the drivers directly from Toshiba for your model particulare?

  Here is a link to that.

  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp

  And there are the Toshiba Forums you can ask

  http://forums.Toshiba.com/

  Or you can backup your data and reinstall the operating system

  You don't say if you have a Vista DVD that accompanies it.

  Otherwise, you have a recovery Partition to reinstall Vista from

  "How restore your laptop Toshiba to its state of charge software factory using system recovery"

  https://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/bulletinDetail.jsp?soID=2737864&PF=true

  If reinstallation does not she, you have a hardware problem with the audio device, which we cannot help you.

  "stuck the wrong connector on the USB port and fried something - can't I just rip it out and replace it?

  No, you can't rip out and replace

  See you soon.

• No Audio output device is installed, the Code 10 messages after reinstalling the drivers

  I try not to cry on computer problems, but this one really has me in tears.  NEED HELP from the COMPUTER GURUS: PC with Vista Home Premium SP1, Toshiba Satellite U305-S5077, Realtek High Definition Audio V. 6.0.1.5473 is the most recent update audio driver.
  I started to receive messages "No Audio output device is installed", but the sound is always back to restart. At work this morning - now it doesn't. Also The Sound, video and game controllers tab disappeared from the list of device completely Manager so the Realtek device showed is more upward.  : O
  A ran a diagnosis of Toshiba.  Next to his it read: No.
  And I went through the control panel and found 'Add the material legacy' reinstalled the Realtek driver. Now it says it is installed but you can't download the software updates. "This device cannot start - Code 10" is the message.
  Been working on it since 10 this morning, trying different things on different techniques for one, without success... until now.
  Help?

  Hello

  I suggest you follow the link and check.

  Description of errors related to the 10 Code that generates the Device Manager in Windows on computers

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/943104

  I also suggest to run the system restore date when it was working fine.

  System Restore: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/system-restore-frequently-asked-questions

• Where can I download an Equium A100 PSAAQ Audio output device?

  I accidentally disabled the audio device on my computer (thinking I would get the option to activate it again...) and now I have no audio output device so there is no sound.
  It's REALLY frustrating me!

  Does anyone know where I can download one or how can I get my sound back?
  I tried to download an audio device on this site, but it has not made a difference. heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp!

  Thanks :)

  Can I ask you how have you disabled the output device Audio (I guess you mean the sound card)?

  Usually the devices can be enabled or disabled in Device Manager.
  Please access the Device Manager in the control panel and check if there is a yellow exclamation point. There is perhaps no yellow exclamation point, but the sound card is still disabled. Then mark it and activate it.

• How to install an audio output device

  The sound was coming out the speakers tour earlier today. When I tried to plug in a pair of high office speakers, I couldn't not all sounds on their part at all. Speakers were plugged into a power outlet and worked, the green light was on which indicates the power on the speaker system. The volume is high enough. Now I can not all sounds at the laptop and there is a little x with a red circle around him next to the volume icon that displays a message "no audio output device is installed". The sound worked very well until after that I tried to plug in the top of the office speaker system, now there is no noise at all and there is no apparent way to reconnect an audio output device.

  The 1st thing I would do is currently that it was just a few hours later is to try the system restore function in the accessories, the system folder. I hope you have a restore point before your speakers stopped working.

  Then check the "Control Panel", Classic view, System Manager. Under the terms of sound, video, etc. your audio device display? or is it a brand exclaimation beside him. You can double-click the device driver and roll back the driver to the previous version, which should be the one that worked. If she says that there is no earlier version, then you will need to re - install the driver.

  If that does not restore your audio files, check if the windows update has detected that you do not have your audio drivers.

  If Windows update does not display the new drivers available. Then, go to your computer manufacturer or the manufacturer of the sound card and download the latest drivers and install them.

• WANTED m6 that no audio output device is installed

  Hi, I was looking at a CD on my m6 DESIRE last night and it worked fine.  Today, I have the speaker with a red icon in the lower right corner of the screen and when hovering over it says "no audio output device is installed".  I tried to uninstall the device driver, but that didn't fix it there.

  The driver for device "IDT High Definition Audio Codec" under sound, video and game in Device Manager controllers also has a yellow exclamation point.  When I uninstall and reboot, sometimes just with the yellow mark again.  If I try to upgrade the driver, I get an error message "Windows found driver software for your device, but has encountered an error trying to install it."  A device attached to the system does not work.

  Help...

  Installation of this driver fixed the problem: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en & cc = US & swItem = ob-109687-1 & jumpid = reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0002

• Impossible to get a sound, message no Audio output device is installed, download message that some adapters do not work with error 31.

  Original title: get a message "No Audio output device is installed".

  Worked very much later than last night - pop up on the taskbar during the night - had earlier this week, but a reboot can fix this - now stuck - Machine is HP Pavilion dv2736us - I tried to reload the sound driver from the HP site - says NO Available MEDIA - device also device manager says 6TO4 and a bunch of other "adapters" works do not (Code 31) - is this a MS or HP problem? -Help appreciated - Tks - has

  Hello

  1 did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  2. What are the other devices for which you receive the error code 31?

  Addressing the issue with the sound:

  Method 1:

  See the site:

  Error in Vista: No Audio output device is installed

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c01695430&cc=us&LC=en

  Deal with the issue with message on 6T 04:

  Method 2: Update the wireless drivers

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

   

  Method 3: Install the latest drivers wireless

  You can get the latest driver wireless on the site:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&LC=en&DLC=en&product=3650837

  If the problem persists, I suggest you obtain help on the site of HP support forum: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Computers/ct-p/Notebook

• I've got my head phones plugged in but it says no Audio output device is installed that they was working yesterday now they aren't... someone can help?

  I've got my head phones plugged in but it says no Audio output device is installed that they was working yesterday now they aren't... someone can help?

  Hello

  What is the brand and the model number of your computer?

  You are running audio troubleshoot, if not I suggest you follow the link and check.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows?T1=Tab03

  I also suggest you to check the system information from the link.

  View your computer information

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/view-your-computer-information

• Is there no way to run an AIR application audio to audio output devices different from?

  I need to do a couple of our AIR applications select some audio devices to send their audio output, and last year, someone mentioned possibly using native extensions to do this.  I had to start working on other things for a while, but I'll be back to that (for the moment), and I basically learned how to create native extensions.

  But so far, they do not seem to provide me with any privileged access to what's happening under the hood of an AIR application.  When you stream live in via RTMP or RTMFP, details of the audio you are hidden.  It doesn't seem to be any place where you can actually access the audio bytes are sent on the network.  You can specify a certain object SoundTransform for the NetStream to use, but this class is final and one vanilla Flash build, so even though she may have a way to access the audio bytes, they are not accessible to all.

  It really seems that, when a NetStream starts streaming live audio, there is no way under the Sun for access to the bytes of audio and direct them to a certain audio output device, with or without extensions.  Is it so?  It would be unfortunate that Adobe does not allow it, even through the native extensions.  Thank you.

  Couple quick thoughts...

  The limits are important. There is a lot of work to maintain a clear separation between a decision to users and developers. For example, you cannot change an audio by default to users out because that clearly violates a decision to users. That said, this is a mess of people debating the issue and in fact finally a COM API without papers you can find allows you to actually do in Vista/Win7 (but not 8), but do not expect that it is a "right thing to do":

  lie lly-setting-the-default-playback-device-and-recording-device?forum=windowspro-audiodevelop http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-US/9ebd7ad6-A460-4A28-9de9-2af63fd4a13e/programatica

  You can get a drink before reading this.

  Incidentally, RTMP is secure, which explains why you can't access the bytes. The entire purpose of this is to ensure that their media cannot easily be copied or stolen media developers. Adobe don't document their method of securing the flow, but they do not publish the RTMP protocol specification. It is quite possible for you to create your own server method and encryption protocol RTMP while providing an RTMP stream to the custom client that you yourself the code which peut read flow. Here are the specs:

  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/RTMP.html

  So I would say that it would be unfortunate if Adobe did give, you access the bytes. You might as well hand users an mp3 of a song because they steal left and right media.

  That does mean that you can not use a multitude of ways to get data via the default output device. Many applications (fraps/etc) captures audio streams video and mixed. But Adobe won't give you the keys of the Kingdom and allow you to decrypt protected multimedia Protocol.

• Portege M600 - noise - No. audio output device

  I have a little problem with my Toshiba M600 too, it was fine until now, sometimes available noise, sometimes "no audio output device. Initially, I thought it was a driver problem that I cannot solve the earlier. So I thought to go ahead with the installation of Windows 7 to replace Windows Vista, I erase any of the recovery partition just a main. After that's done, the audio problem persist.

  I tried all of this, using windows generic drivers, Toshiba drivers for Windows 7 and Vista. Latest audio driver of the brand audio, the most recent to the old. Formatted several times, all done. Even made a full recovery of the system to the original with the recovery disk configuration, some time, sound works and sometimes does not.

  I can conclude that it's a hardware problem and not the driver.

  Just my 2 cents.

  > I tried all this, using windows generic drivers, Toshiba drivers for Windows 7 and Vista. Latest audio driver of the brand audio, the most recent to the old. Formatted several times, all done. Even made a full recovery of the system to the original with the recovery disk configuration, some time, sound works and sometimes does not.

  Strange. Very strange, I think it could be a hardware problem I m thinking about question motherboard because the sound chip is part of the mobo.
  If the problem persists even using the Toshiba Recovery then drive a hardware problem is more possible as only a software problem
  In addition, it is difficult to say which could be bad, since this question is not always, but sometimes only, which means that it would be difficult to reproduce this problem

  and that's why I think that this could be a mobo problem

• Equium L350D - no audio output device is installed

  Hello

  I hope someone can help with this.
  I recently had to use the recovery with my Equium L3510D disc and then I had some problems.
  Initially, the wireless card did not work.

  Now, he says: "no audio output device is installed".
  I had to do all this when I bought the laptop and it was not the problem that made me use the recovery disc.

  I hope someone can help!

  See you soon
  Billy

  Hello

  Check your device manager if there is some yellow exclamation points next to the sound card. Maybe you will find also a few unknown devices

  In this case it would means that you're talking about card driver is not installed correctly.
  I would say that you should visit the Toshiba driver page, choose your model of laptop, download the audio driver and reinstall it again.

  Check it out!

• No Audio output device is installed (Windows 10 64 bit, HP Pavilion 500 series)

  Model number: 500-007 a

  Operating system: 10 64-bit Windows

  Description of the problem: no sound.

  Hello

  I came from TenForums forum, hoping to find a solution to the problem of noise from my office.

  Status of the solution of the problem is at: http://www.tenforums.com/drivers-hardware/45369-no-audio-output-device-installed.html

  When I move my cursor on the audio icon on the corner at the bottom right of the screen, the message of the index says "no Audio output device is installed". By clicking on the audio icon so that windows are trying to solve the problem will not solve the problem.

  

  In Device Manager, I have 2 "High definition audio controller" that display a yellow "!" mark on them. Both controllers are on the devices tab of system.

  

  As you can see in the picture above, there is no tab "audio, video controller and game."

  How can I get my sound back?

  Thank you.

  You are the very welcome.

  What worries me is that your device manager does not have the IDT HD audio listed under sound video and game controllers Device Manager.

  Normally, when you install W10, the IDT HD audio device is in the list, and it just doesn't work.

  You can try reinstalling W10 and see what happens.

• M17x-R4 "no audio output device is installed" error

  Over the past 2 weeks I had more problems with my laptop Alienware M17x-R4. First, the screen is dead. The wireless card is dead then. And now there is no sound and when I hover over the sound icon in the taskbar, what I see is: "no audio output device is installed". I had a technician Dell out for repairs 3 times. Motherboard has been replaced twice. He disassembled the entire laptop and reassembled it. And the sound still doesn't work. The BIOS has been updated several times, drivers reinstalled several times. Everything has been checked by myself, Dell telephone and online technical support and the technician that came out 3 times. Someone else has a solution to this problem? the technician recommends whether a replacement computer that he cannot fix. Not impressed to say the least.

  I had to fix mine twice so far. Everything that do you is download the latest bios, even if you already have it and run it. I believe it is called flashing your bios/cmos.

• Is there a way to have Firefox respects the audio output device by default when it has been modified while Firefox is open?

  I've been a Firefox user for many years and I still use it as my main browser. A problem that has bothered me for years lies in the fact that when Firefox is open and I change my audio output device by default, Firefox does not respect this change and continues to play audio through the device that was used to originally. Even if you stop the audio and keep playing, does not change the output device.

  Is there a way that this can be configured in Firefox? Now, if I listen to music online (e.g. Soundcloud) I always use Chrome because it is respect changing the default audio output even in the middle of audio playback device.

  Reproduce:

  1. start audio playback (for example a YouTube video; HTML5 and Flash are affected)
  2. change your audio output device by default
  3. audio will continue to play the original output device

  Thank you!

  Hello there is a bug open for that you can vote for: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=698079