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Hi everyone,
I did a clean install of windows xp pro and now no sound. I have an Asus p5p800-vm motherboard and American Megatrenda bios 0502 5/26/2006. I have the video and audio drivers installed but it says no audio device installed. Also I can't load some video games. I have checked volume, mute, device manager, sounds and audio devices in the control panel. I have been in the bios and reset to default settings, I have reloaded drivers. Has anyone got any other sugestions?
Dave
I did a clean install of windows xp pro and now no sound. I have an Asus p5p800-vm motherboard and American Megatrenda bios 0502 5/26/2006. I have the video and audio drivers installed but it says no audio device installed. Also I can't load some video games. I have checked volume, mute, device manager, sounds and audio devices in the control panel. I have been in the bios and reset to default settings, I have reloaded drivers. Has anyone got any other sugestions?
Dave
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Are you using the built in audio or have you got a plug in card?
Last edited by Rik from RCE; Aug 24th, 2009 at 7:19 am.
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Are you using same drivers and XP build that came with system originally. Service Packs for XP did break a few drivers and apps along the way. Advice would be to update XP to latest SP and all updates, then look for latest drivers from component manufacturers.
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Originally Posted by Rik from RCE 
Are you using the built in audio or have you got a plug in card?
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Originally Posted by kaninelupus
Are you using same drivers and XP build that came with system originally. Service Packs for XP did break a few drivers and apps along the way. Advice would be to update XP to latest SP and all updates, then look for latest drivers from component manufacturers.
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Boot into safe mode INSTRUCTIONS, then remove everything to do with audio in device manager INSTRUCTIONS then restart in normal mode and reinstall your audio drivers.
Thanks, all better now. The install wizard was different this time, don't know why but it works now.
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