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Reformatted my Computer and No more Sound
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Sorry i could not answer in more detail yesterday i was very busy and had to race off halfway through the answer. When you bought your computer it would have come with some restore disks try checking on there and seeing if there is an all-in-one driver on that disc. If so install that. otherwise if your network port is working and you have access to the internet then try using windows to search and install the drivers for you. To do this:
1. click start
2. Right-click on my computer->Go to properties
3. Hit the hardware tab up the top
4. Then click on device manager
5. Go down to sound,audio and video controllers
6.double click on anything that has a yellow question mark next to it and use windows to search the internet for the correct drivers
1. click start
2. Right-click on my computer->Go to properties
3. Hit the hardware tab up the top
4. Then click on device manager
5. Go down to sound,audio and video controllers
6.double click on anything that has a yellow question mark next to it and use windows to search the internet for the correct drivers
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No need 2 be Sorry, well ok.. umh when i go to device manager, nothing has a yellow mark next to it. i see the following :
Audio Codecs
Legacy Audio Driver
legacy video capture device
media control devices
video codecs
Hwever, there is a yellow exclamtion point on
Other Devices...
Multimedia audio controller
As for the system Restore CD... i dont know which one it is cuz i have a bunch of CDs that came with my comp its a Dell Intel Pentium 4 w/ home edition XP 2.0Ghz (i baught it 4 years ago)
Audio Codecs
Legacy Audio Driver
legacy video capture device
media control devices
video codecs
Hwever, there is a yellow exclamtion point on
Other Devices...
Multimedia audio controller
As for the system Restore CD... i dont know which one it is cuz i have a bunch of CDs that came with my comp its a Dell Intel Pentium 4 w/ home edition XP 2.0Ghz (i baught it 4 years ago)
Are you selecting the search for correct files using the internet option on there. If not make sure u are connected to the internet. otherwise it might be a good idea to call Dell customer support and see what they say about your sound drivers they might acctually have a website that you can download the audio controller from.
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Are you selecting the search for correct files using the internet option on there. If not make sure u are connected to the internet. otherwise it might be a good idea to call Dell customer support and see what they say about your sound drivers they might acctually have a website that you can download the audio controller from.
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