No audio after windows xp?

Question

No audio after windows xp?

Answer 1

i might pass to the eMachines website and seek for the audio gadget drivers. many times those for Vista will artwork for 7. till you have the digital Boston Acoustic audio device that Gateway favorite for a spell, if so then you definately might have somewhat greater of a issue.

Answer 2

knowing what kind of computer you have (make and model) can help determine what sound system your computer has(especially if the audio is built into the computer's motherboard)

or

if it's a pci sound card you can pull it out of the computer to better identify it

Answer 3

1. is your speakers on ?

2. is the volume turn on ?

3. go to microsft updates and download the latest win xp patch .

4. go to download.com or drivers.com to find audio drivers.

probably a mircosoft driver it will work for most sound card.

5. get a new soud card with it's driver and install it.

Answer 4

You need the AC97 audio driver. Its a standard thing.

I think you can download it from here.

http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilities/ac97.html

Answer 5

with xp you cant see the name unless the drivers are installed, run windows update, it might find it automaticly, if not i would reccomend vista, it has better detection for that kind of thing

Answer 6

In the Start Menu Double click My Computer, then click Properties. Click Hardware, and in the Window that open you can see Device Manager, then click it, it will bring you to a window that enumerate all the hardware in your system.

Answer 7

download drivers for it. go to device manager to see what it is

Answer 8

There are several ways to go into Device Manager

1) Right click on My Computer icon on your desktop. > Click on properties (that will be the last option in the list) > a pop up window pops up with Tabs at top. Click on Hardware tab > You will see Device Manager link.



2) Click on start > click Control panel > Under Control panel you will see the icon for System > R click on the icon > same page pops up as above.. follow the same procedure



And as for your original question concerend.. you need to check for the drivers installed for sound on your desktop



Also you can configure the sound system from

start> Control panel>Sounds & Audio Devices.



Hope it will help you enjoy your computer. :)