G Guest Aug 22, 2007 #1 i suddenly lost audio on my pc. no changes to software and all connections are fine. how do i diagnose this?
i suddenly lost audio on my pc. no changes to software and all connections are fine. how do i diagnose this?
G Guest Aug 22, 2007 #2 Does it show up as "ok" in Device Manager? Try removing it and rebooting. Does Windows 'see' it and try to set it up again? Is the PC speaker beeping at you? Check the obvious, make sure the cat didn't chew through any cables. Onboard sound or PCI?
Does it show up as "ok" in Device Manager? Try removing it and rebooting. Does Windows 'see' it and try to set it up again? Is the PC speaker beeping at you? Check the obvious, make sure the cat didn't chew through any cables. Onboard sound or PCI?
G Guest Aug 22, 2007 #3 Cables OK. No beeping. do you mean "sounds and audio devices" in "control panel"? in that case i don't know where to locate the hardware.
Cables OK. No beeping. do you mean "sounds and audio devices" in "control panel"? in that case i don't know where to locate the hardware.
G Guest Aug 22, 2007 #4 no worries , all is good... p3r3grine said: Does it show up as "ok" in Device Manager? Try removing it and rebooting. Does Windows 'see' it and try to set it up again? Is the PC speaker beeping at you? Check the obvious, make sure the cat didn't chew through any cables. Onboard sound or PCI? Click to expand...
no worries , all is good... p3r3grine said: Does it show up as "ok" in Device Manager? Try removing it and rebooting. Does Windows 'see' it and try to set it up again? Is the PC speaker beeping at you? Check the obvious, make sure the cat didn't chew through any cables. Onboard sound or PCI? Click to expand...
