Peter Hutchison
April 20th 03, 04:03 PM
On Fri, 11 Apr 2003 21:47:23 -0700, "Robert" >
wrote:
>Hi Julie,
>Just wanted to tell you that I am having the EXACT same
>problem as you and I have no idea what it is. I have a
>Philips sound card and ever since I upgraded from ME to
>XP, no sound! The device manager tells me all is fine.
>BUT, here is my question to you. Go to the device
>manager and double click your sound card. Then double
>click the properties tab. Then double click on one of
>the selections and see what it says. On mine it says
>something like "device working properly but has not yet
>started" I think this is the key. Well if you find the
>poblem, please email me and I will do the same. Thanks
>and good luck.
>Robert )
>
Sounds like the sound card driver is not the correct one for your
card, open Device Manager, select Update driver and select the correct
driver for the card, or download one that is the correct driver.
How old is the sound card? Does the card come with drivers on a CD?
Is it a built in sound card?
Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/winfaqs.html
wrote:
>Hi Julie,
>Just wanted to tell you that I am having the EXACT same
>problem as you and I have no idea what it is. I have a
>Philips sound card and ever since I upgraded from ME to
>XP, no sound! The device manager tells me all is fine.
>BUT, here is my question to you. Go to the device
>manager and double click your sound card. Then double
>click the properties tab. Then double click on one of
>the selections and see what it says. On mine it says
>something like "device working properly but has not yet
>started" I think this is the key. Well if you find the
>poblem, please email me and I will do the same. Thanks
>and good luck.
>Robert )
>
Sounds like the sound card driver is not the correct one for your
card, open Device Manager, select Update driver and select the correct
driver for the card, or download one that is the correct driver.
How old is the sound card? Does the card come with drivers on a CD?
Is it a built in sound card?
Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/winfaqs.html