OK. My sound card has stopped working. In Sound and
Audio Devices, it recognizes that it is there, however it
says (under audio device): "No audio device." I have
attmepted troubleshooting a million times, drivers, etc.
Finally, I gave in and purchased another sound card.
Same problem. What's going on please???

John

John Caruso wrote:
> OK. My sound card has stopped working. In Sound and
> Audio Devices, it recognizes that it is there, however it
> says (under audio device): "No audio device." I have
> attmepted troubleshooting a million times, drivers, etc.
> Finally, I gave in and purchased another sound card.
> Same problem. What's going on please???
>
> John

And, erm, did your troubleshooting include installing the driver?!

>-----Original Message-----
>John Caruso wrote:
>> OK. My sound card has stopped working. In Sound and
>> Audio Devices, it recognizes that it is there, however
it
>> says (under audio device): "No audio device." I have
>> attmepted troubleshooting a million times, drivers,
etc.
>> Finally, I gave in and purchased another sound card.
>> Same problem. What's going on please???
>>
>> John
>
>And, erm, did your troubleshooting include installing
the driver?!
>
>
>.
>Uhh, yeah, in fact I mention it up above. I'm not an
idiot--I built a 2.6 ghz system. But thank you anyway.

Try removing the card in device manager and rebooting.


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"John Caruso" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message news:6db901c42ef4$d8ae0e40$(E-Mail Removed)...
| OK. My sound card has stopped working. In Sound and
| Audio Devices, it recognizes that it is there, however it
| says (under audio device): "No audio device." I have
| attmepted troubleshooting a million times, drivers, etc.
| Finally, I gave in and purchased another sound card.
| Same problem. What's going on please???
|
| John