no audio devices listed

B

Brandias

I had the standard issues with downgrading to XP from Vista with sound and
the realtek HD drivers. I finally got those installed and resolved the
conflicts in my device manager. Everything seems to be working just fine,
except I have no sound and no audio devices listed. Not under Sound or the
Device manger. I don't know what to do anymore. There are no further
updates for me to get, so I am thinking that somewhere I missed a driver that
isn't important enough to tell me it's missing. Can someone help?
 
B

Brandias

Yeah, I thought so too. But the speakers are fine, working well on a
different machine. I unplugged and then plugged them back in...but even if
they didn't work, shouldn't they be listed?
 
A

Ami

PFJI . . .

I have a similar situation, however the driver IS shown in DevMgr and is
fine, BUT in Control Panel, the multimedia says I have no sound card
installed !
What gives?

-Ami
 
G

GreenieLeBrun

Brandias said:
I had the standard issues with downgrading to XP from Vista with
sound and the realtek HD drivers. I finally got those installed and
resolved the conflicts in my device manager. Everything seems to be
working just fine, except I have no sound and no audio devices
listed. Not under Sound or the Device manger. I don't know what to
do anymore. There are no further updates for me to get, so I am
thinking that somewhere I missed a driver that isn't important enough
to tell me it's missing. Can someone help?

Is it an on-board sound card (ie incorporated on the motherboard)? If so is
it activated in the BIOS of your machine?
 
M

Mark L. Ferguson

Click start and type:
DXDIAG
Running the DirectX diagnostic may tell you something.
 
J

johneric

Everything is fine, except the DirectSound section. Says no driver. Sound tab
shows trouble, but the Music tab does not. The newest DirectX is installed
and all drivers are up to date.
 

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