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Old 02-21-2008, 02:29 AM
Tom
 
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Default no sound

I just had to reinstall XP on my computer after it crashed. everything went
smoothly except that now I have no audio on my computer. Under Sounds and
Audio Devices it says I have "No Audio Device". I've checked my speaker
connections, and have changed my sound scheme from "No Scheme" to "Windows
Default", but nothing I know how to do is working. I did just do the service
pak 2 update if that means anything.
anyone know how to help me fix this.

Thanks
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Old 02-21-2008, 02:50 AM
GreenieLeBrun
 
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Default Re: no sound



Tom wrote:
> I just had to reinstall XP on my computer after it crashed.
> everything went smoothly except that now I have no audio on my
> computer. Under Sounds and Audio Devices it says I have "No Audio
> Device". I've checked my speaker connections, and have changed my
> sound scheme from "No Scheme" to "Windows Default", but nothing I
> know how to do is working. I did just do the service pak 2 update if
> that means anything.
> anyone know how to help me fix this.
>
> Thanks


Did you reinstall the motherboard/sound card drivers for your machine? What
does Device manager show regarding the audio card?


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Old 02-21-2008, 02:44 PM
Bob I
 
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Default Re: no sound

This doesn't have anything to do with Microsoft Office, which is what
this group is for. If you want assistance with your operating system you
should ask in the group for Windows XP. As to your issue, it sounds like
you didn't install the drivers for your sound card. Find the CD with the
drivers on it and install them.

Tom wrote:

> I just had to reinstall XP on my computer after it crashed. everything went
> smoothly except that now I have no audio on my computer. Under Sounds and
> Audio Devices it says I have "No Audio Device". I've checked my speaker
> connections, and have changed my sound scheme from "No Scheme" to "Windows
> Default", but nothing I know how to do is working. I did just do the service
> pak 2 update if that means anything.
> anyone know how to help me fix this.
>
> Thanks


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Old 02-21-2008, 04:50 PM
DL
 
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Default Re: no sound

You post to a relevent group, which this isnt, ie windowsxp

However the problem is that you failed to install chipset & other hardware
drivers for your PC/Laptop

"Tom" <Tom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2BBB3354-D271-41F2-9DBC-75303F242D2D@microsoft.com...
>I just had to reinstall XP on my computer after it crashed. everything went
> smoothly except that now I have no audio on my computer. Under Sounds and
> Audio Devices it says I have "No Audio Device". I've checked my speaker
> connections, and have changed my sound scheme from "No Scheme" to "Windows
> Default", but nothing I know how to do is working. I did just do the
> service
> pak 2 update if that means anything.
> anyone know how to help me fix this.
>
> Thanks



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