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My sound has now not been working for ages and ages, and I do not have a clue why.
Everythign is plugged in correctly, etc but under control panel > Sounds and Audio Devices, it still says 'No Audio Device'.
When I try to play something in Windows Media Player, again it says ' Cannot play back the audio stream, no audio hardware is available, or the hardware is not responding'.
Please please please does anyone know what's wrong, because I NEED my music???
Thanks in Advance
Everythign is plugged in correctly, etc but under control panel > Sounds and Audio Devices, it still says 'No Audio Device'.
When I try to play something in Windows Media Player, again it says ' Cannot play back the audio stream, no audio hardware is available, or the hardware is not responding'.
Please please please does anyone know what's wrong, because I NEED my music???
Thanks in Advance
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All there is is 'Sound, video and game controllers'
In which case, click my computer. On the left you'll see "View system information".
Then follow the instructions as before.
Then follow the instructions as before.
Under it is:
Audio Codecs
Audio Codecs
Legacy Audio Drivers
Legacy Video Capture devices
MPU-401 Compatable MIDI Device
Standard Game Port
USB audio device
Video Codecs
That help?
Audio Codecs
Audio Codecs
Legacy Audio Drivers
Legacy Video Capture devices
MPU-401 Compatable MIDI Device
Standard Game Port
USB audio device
Video Codecs
That help?
I have XP, 1 min lemme check it out.
Aha, indeed.
I had 98SE until I got my new Comp in June, and forgot the general layout.
Most of what I said is still the same, though! :D
I had 98SE until I got my new Comp in June, and forgot the general layout.
Most of what I said is still the same, though! :D
You using XP chipseh?
I'm going by pre-XP Windows.
I'm going by pre-XP Windows.
Right click my computer, click system information. Click then hardware tab, and click device manager.
Scroll down to audio devices. You might need new drivers. Is there an icon next to sound devices (or whatever it's called)?
Scroll down to audio devices. You might need new drivers. Is there an icon next to sound devices (or whatever it's called)?
First of all, you haven't taken anything out of the PC have you? Or messed around with the BIOS?
If the answer to both of them is no, right click my computer > properties > device manager tab and then look under the sound, video and game controllers list by clicking the plus beside it.
What have you got listed there?
If the answer to both of them is no, right click my computer > properties > device manager tab and then look under the sound, video and game controllers list by clicking the plus beside it.
What have you got listed there?
My sound has now not been working for ages and ages, and I do not have a clue why.
Everythign is plugged in correctly, etc but under control panel > Sounds and Audio Devices, it still says 'No Audio Device'.
When I try to play something in Windows Media Player, again it says ' Cannot play back the audio stream, no audio hardware is available, or the hardware is not responding'.
Please please please does anyone know what's wrong, because I NEED my music???
Thanks in Advance
Everythign is plugged in correctly, etc but under control panel > Sounds and Audio Devices, it still says 'No Audio Device'.
When I try to play something in Windows Media Player, again it says ' Cannot play back the audio stream, no audio hardware is available, or the hardware is not responding'.
Please please please does anyone know what's wrong, because I NEED my music???
Thanks in Advance
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