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19th Mar 2007, 12:34
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I have both my speakers connected and have tried 2 different speaker sets?
I keep getting this no audio device message... I just don't know what else i could do; do you? |
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#2
19th Mar 2007, 17:14
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maybe the drivers for your audio device are not installed...
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#3
19th Mar 2007, 17:32
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It probably is your sound card or driver.Go to: settings control panel system hardware device manager Then click on your sound card. click on drivers then re-install drivers, and restart
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19th Mar 2007, 19:59
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Probably means that you had no sound card or you have no driver installed for the card.Remove the computer from the case and check to see if the speaker plug is connected to a circuit board,if so you need the software to download a driver.
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20th Mar 2007, 00:01
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Make sure that you have plugged the speakers into the right input.
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20th Mar 2007, 02:24
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The computer does not know if you have attached the speakers or not, it does not have any kind of sensor for that.When you get this kind of error it means that there is a problem with your sound card which may or may not be part of your motherboard. Either the sound card is not working, or more likely you don't have the right drivers for it, or the drivers you do have are not working properly.
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