no sound

[Seth Weaver]

I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster live
and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in device
manager and it says everything is working properly , yet
no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one had
this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
computers!

thanks, Seth

[theguy]

On Mon, 5 May 2003 11:46:16 -0700, "Seth Weaver"
> wrote:

>I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
>neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster live
>and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in device
>manager and it says everything is working properly , yet
>no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one had
>this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
>computers!
>
>thanks, Seth

yep. me too. i have no idea what the problem is, hopefully someone
will have some info. device manger says it works fine with no
conflicts, but if you go into sound devices in control panel, it says
no sound card installed.

[Seth Weaver]

>-----Original Message-----
>On Mon, 5 May 2003 11:46:16 -0700, "Seth Weaver"
> wrote:
>
>>I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
>>neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster live
>>and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in
device
>>manager and it says everything is working properly , yet
>>no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one had
>>this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
>>computers!
>>
>>thanks, Seth
>
>yep. me too. i have no idea what the problem is,
hopefully someone
>will have some info. device manger says it works fine
with no
>conflicts, but if you go into sound devices in control
panel, it says
>no sound card installed.
>.
>
I just checked again.. it has my sound card loaded. And is
used as default for everything .. Also I did check volume
control panel and mute all is NOT enabled!

[Alvin A Brown]

Hello

Well re-move your me drivers for your soundccard and find
out what type of soundcard you have, and then install the XP drivers
for it

Alvin


Seth Weaver wrote:

> I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
> neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster live
> and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in device
> manager and it says everything is working properly , yet
> no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one had
> this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
> computers!
>
> thanks, Seth

[Seth Weaver]

Wouldnt it have taken the ME drivers out when i removed
the card from device manager and reinstalled it ? If not
could someone tell me how i could do that?




>-----Original Message-----
>Hello
>
>Well re-move your me drivers for your soundccard and find
>out what type of soundcard you have, and then install the
XP drivers
>for it
>
>Alvin
>
>
>Seth Weaver wrote:
>
>> I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
>> neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster live
>> and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in
device
>> manager and it says everything is working properly , yet
>> no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one had
>> this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
>> computers!
>>
>> thanks, Seth
>
>.

[Alvin A Brown]

No

That's somethign you have to do, that's one of the problems
when you do upgrades, you create problems and it's never
a simple process

Alvin


Seth Weaver wrote:

> Wouldnt it have taken the ME drivers out when i removed
> the card from device manager and reinstalled it ? If not
> could someone tell me how i could do that?
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hello
> >
> >Well re-move your me drivers for your soundccard and find
> >out what type of soundcard you have, and then install the
> XP drivers
> >for it
> >
> >Alvin
> >
> >
> >Seth Weaver wrote:
> >
> >> I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
> >> neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster live
> >> and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in
> device
> >> manager and it says everything is working properly , yet
> >> no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one had
> >> this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
> >> computers!
> >>
> >> thanks, Seth
> >
> >.

[Alvin A Brown]

Hello

What ever drivers you installed or may have been installed go
to add/remove programs and remove, if not find what type of
sound card you have and download it from there website

Alvin


Seth Weaver wrote:

> Wouldnt it have taken the ME drivers out when i removed
> the card from device manager and reinstalled it ? If not
> could someone tell me how i could do that?
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hello
> >
> >Well re-move your me drivers for your soundccard and find
> >out what type of soundcard you have, and then install the
> XP drivers
> >for it
> >
> >Alvin
> >
> >
> >Seth Weaver wrote:
> >
> >> I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
> >> neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster live
> >> and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in
> device
> >> manager and it says everything is working properly , yet
> >> no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one had
> >> this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
> >> computers!
> >>
> >> thanks, Seth
> >
> >.

Same here
RE-installed xp after it crashed and ever since no sound
card recognised and it is an onboard soundcard that
worked fine before. Help!
>-----Original Message-----
>On Mon, 5 May 2003 11:46:16 -0700, "Seth Weaver"
> wrote:
>
>>I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
>>neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster
live
>>and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in
device
>>manager and it says everything is working properly ,
yet
>>no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one
had
>>this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
>>computers!
>>
>>thanks, Seth
>
>yep. me too. i have no idea what the problem is,
hopefully someone
>will have some info. device manger says it works fine
with no
>conflicts, but if you go into sound devices in control
panel, it says
>no sound card installed.
>.
>

[dev]

said:

>>-----Original Message-----
>>On Mon, 5 May 2003 11:46:16 -0700, "Seth Weaver"
> wrote:
>>
>>>I just updated from ME to XP.. on two of my computers,
>>>neither of them have sound. Both have Soundblaster
>>>live and drivers are updated.. there are no conflicts in
>>>device manager and it says everything is working properly ,
>>>yet no sound. I tried removing and reinstalling. Any one
>>>had this problem? Funny how it could happen on 2 different
>>>computers!
>>
>>yep. me too. i have no idea what the problem is,
> hopefully someone will have some info. device manger says
> it works fine with no conflicts, but if you go into sound
> devices in control panel, it says no sound card installed.

> Same here
> RE-installed xp after it crashed and ever since no sound
> card recognised and it is an onboard soundcard that
> worked fine before. Help!

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