No sound

Len · 29-05-2004, 17:33

Anyone tell me how to get my sound to work again on my PC. oh dear what a pain.

janet · 29-05-2004, 17:43

Have you tried turning up the volume on the speakers len. ( sorry could'nt resist )

K.S.H · 29-05-2004, 17:53

re-install the drivers for your sound card, also try visiting the makers web-site for updated drivers

Len · 29-05-2004, 20:51

janet.... slap. lol

Thanks K.S.H
I dont know what my sound card is. Oh the pain!

K.S.H · 29-05-2004, 21:02

Have you a sound card fitted or is it onboard?
right click my computer, properties, hardware, device manager.
look for sound, expand it and see if there is a yellow exclamation mark next to anything. Right click over it and select update driver, if you got a cd with the soundcard put that in, if not try windows drivers

Len · 30-05-2004, 12:22

I looked under properties on my computer and found Avance AC'97 Audio. I don't have a CD for that to reinstall it.
See the attachment.

Bazf · 30-05-2004, 14:33

Len, http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...&Software=True

Len · 31-05-2004, 18:29

Thanks mick for the CD and Bazf for the link .

I've now installed the drivers for AC97 but still no joy. Looks like it's going to have to go the repairers. Oh dear, the pain of it all.
I keep getting the error box. I also reinstalled Windows Media Player to see if that would sort it.

K.S.H · 31-05-2004, 20:23

Len, start, control panel, sound, volume. The mute has no tick in it has it?
Also try start, control panel, sound, audio and try changing your default devices.
did you determine if you had a sound card or is it built in your motherboard?

Mick · 01-06-2004, 16:16

Len funny enough the software i gave you on sunday came from the same site that Bazf has given.

Len · 01-06-2004, 16:37

Ya, I thought so.lol
I don't know if I have a sound card or an inbuilt one.
I'll tell you what, When I run Microsoft CD Player it works fine. I have sound with that no problem so the sound cards ok, I think.

See the attachment I've included, It tells me that an other program may be using it.
I did have QuickTime installed, so I have uninstalled it to see if that makes a difference but it didn't.

Bazf · 01-06-2004, 16:55

Also check your default player I know its a ditzy question but something Ive overlooked in the past.

Len · 01-06-2004, 17:08

Good question. How do I do that? I bet it turns out to be something very simple at the end of the day.
I've been looking through my start up menu to see if there is something being turn on when it shouldn't. But unable to see any thing obvious.

K.S.H · 01-06-2004, 19:04

Is it only windows media player you are having trouble with?

Len · 01-06-2004, 19:27

No also having trouble with Easy CD Creator 5 platinum.