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October 29th 05, 01:09 AM
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I no longer seem to have an audio device
I recently installed XP (previously was 98), and Norton internet security
2005, but now the Audio device can't be detected... "No Audio Device". Could this have been deleted when the Antivirus was scanning??? thanks 
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October 29th 05, 03:56 AM
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I no longer seem to have an audio device
Remove any vendor supplied sound card software from Add/Remove programs in
control panel if applicable. Shutdown. Remove card. Reboot. Shutdown. Install sound card. Reboot. What happens? Does new hardware install wizard start? Do yuo have PCI card or onboard sound? "deepc" wrote: I recently installed XP (previously was 98), and Norton internet security 2005, but now the Audio device can't be detected... "No Audio Device". Could this have been deleted when the Antivirus was scanning??? thanks
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October 29th 05, 01:52 PM
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I no longer seem to have an audio device
deepc,
You will need to go to the PC or Sound Card manufacturer's website, and see if there is a driver update for XP, for the card. If no driver is available, you may need to purchase a new sound card that is XP compatible. You may also want to check for updates for other hardware for your PC. If you have a printer, scanner, digital camera, etc.. You may need to download new XP drivers for those devices. -- Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com Rich/rerat (RRR News) message rule Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate "deepc" wrote in message ... I recently installed XP (previously was 98), and Norton internet security 2005, but now the Audio device can't be detected... "No Audio Device". Could this have been deleted when the Antivirus was scanning??? thanks
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November 2nd 05, 09:19 AM
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I no longer seem to have an audio device
Thanks, fortunatly, by you asking me for the PCI, upon locating this I was
able to track down the manufacturer. They did not have any real advice, but thanks to another forum, I was able to locate an update file, which now works... so I did not need to remove the sound card. Many thanks for your help "Dixonian69" wrote: Remove any vendor supplied sound card software from Add/Remove programs in control panel if applicable. Shutdown. Remove card. Reboot. Shutdown. Install sound card. Reboot. What happens? Does new hardware install wizard start? Do yuo have PCI card or onboard sound? "deepc" wrote: I recently installed XP (previously was 98), and Norton internet security 2005, but now the Audio device can't be detected... "No Audio Device". Could this have been deleted when the Antivirus was scanning??? thanks
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November 2nd 05, 09:22 AM
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I no longer seem to have an audio device
Thanks, I've located the PCI and contcted the manufature, but they had
nothing. But another forum had a file, which I downloaded and it now works. Upon your advice I have also updated some of my other hardware. Thanks "RRR_News" wrote: deepc, You will need to go to the PC or Sound Card manufacturer's website, and see if there is a driver update for XP, for the card. If no driver is available, you may need to purchase a new sound card that is XP compatible. You may also want to check for updates for other hardware for your PC. If you have a printer, scanner, digital camera, etc.. You may need to download new XP drivers for those devices. -- Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com Rich/rerat (RRR News) message rule Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate "deepc" wrote in message ... I recently installed XP (previously was 98), and Norton internet security 2005, but now the Audio device can't be detected... "No Audio Device". Could this have been deleted when the Antivirus was scanning??? thanks
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November 2nd 05, 01:08 PM
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I no longer seem to have an audio device
Your Welcome.
-- Rich/rerat Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate "deepc" wrote in message ... Thanks, I've located the PCI and contcted the manufature, but they had nothing. But another forum had a file, which I downloaded and it now works. Upon your advice I have also updated some of my other hardware. Thanks "RRR_News" wrote: deepc, You will need to go to the PC or Sound Card manufacturer's website, and see if there is a driver update for XP, for the card. If no driver is available, you may need to purchase a new sound card that is XP compatible. You may also want to check for updates for other hardware for your PC. If you have a printer, scanner, digital camera, etc.. You may need to download new XP drivers for those devices. "deepc" wrote in message ... I recently installed XP (previously was 98), and Norton internet security 2005, but now the Audio device can't be detected... "No Audio Device". Could this have been deleted when the Antivirus was scanning??? thanks
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January 15th 06, 03:36 PM
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I no longer seem to have an audio device
"deepc" wrote: Thanks, I've located the PCI and contcted the manufature, but they had nothing. But another forum had a file, which I downloaded and it now works. Upon your advice I have also updated some of my other hardware. Thanks "RRR_News" wrote: deepc, You will need to go to the PC or Sound Card manufacturer's website, and see if there is a driver update for XP, for the card. If no driver is available, you may need to purchase a new sound card that is XP compatible. You may also want to check for updates for other hardware for your PC. If you have a printer, scanner, digital camera, etc.. You may need to download new XP drivers for those devices. -- Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com Rich/rerat (RRR News) message rule Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate "deepc" wrote in message ... I recently installed XP (previously was 98), and Norton internet security 2005, but now the Audio device can't be detected... "No Audio Device". Could this have been deleted when the Antivirus was scanning??? thanks
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November 14th 07, 06:14 PM
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I no longer seem to have an audio device
1 month ago i had sound.now ive got no sound and i dont know what to do. "RRR_News" wrote: Your Welcome. -- Rich/rerat Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate "deepc" wrote in message ... Thanks, I've located the PCI and contcted the manufature, but they had nothing. But another forum had a file, which I downloaded and it now works. Upon your advice I have also updated some of my other hardware. Thanks "RRR_News" wrote: deepc, You will need to go to the PC or Sound Card manufacturer's website, and see if there is a driver update for XP, for the card. If no driver is available, you may need to purchase a new sound card that is XP compatible. You may also want to check for updates for other hardware for your PC. If you have a printer, scanner, digital camera, etc.. You may need to download new XP drivers for those devices. "deepc" wrote in message ... I recently installed XP (previously was 98), and Norton internet security 2005, but now the Audio device can't be detected... "No Audio Device". Could this have been deleted when the Antivirus was scanning??? thanks
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