|
|
#1
23rd Jun 2007, 02:33
| |||
| |||
| Hi folks, me again! I've just done a self build, and I'm having a few various problems, and this is just one of them! This is what is new... Gigabyte S-series GA-965P Core 2 Duo E6600 2 gig Corsair Ram Leadteck 8800GTS 640meg 550 watt psu 320gig SATA I'm running XP sp2 "No Audio Device".....is the problem. I've installed all the sound drivers off the mobo disk. I went to the Gigabyte website and downloaded their latest drivers and still no show? Over to you guys...:) |
|
#2
23rd Jun 2007, 02:44
| ||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||
| Have you installed ALL the drivers on the motherboard disk?
__________________
They are normally called 4in1 drivers or similar and consist on the core motherboard software. They are essential for a new install of Windows. Also have you had a look in device manager? What is it displaying under the sound devices tab? My System: Hybr!d
|
|
#3
23rd Jun 2007, 03:18
| |||
| |||
| Hi Dave, I've just put my Mobo cd in my player, and the cd went straight into install mode, installing all drivers again. The system then told me to reboot, which I did. I went to open my Mobo cd again, and now my DVD drive is no longer being recognised!!!! The words head, wall, smash and brick all spring to mind. |
|
#4
23rd Jun 2007, 06:31
| |||
| |||
| Is the drive connected properly and is it enabled in the BIOS? Is the sound still not working? |
|
#5
24th Jun 2007, 05:32
| |||
| |||
| I checked the Bios, and IDE Channel 4 Master.........My 'Pioneer dvd r...' SO yup, it's there, but in 'My Computer' and 'Device Manager', it aint there. And no, still 'No Audio Devices'. But I can't check my Mobo CD for anything. I will attempt to put an old dvd player in, just to see if that is found.... |
|
#6
24th Jun 2007, 05:46
| |||
| |||
| That's a bit bizarre, let us know how you get on with the other drive. |
|
#7
24th Jun 2007, 07:21
| |||
| |||
| The other DVD drive, has been found and is currently working, but I have been through this 'false dawn' before. I've tried to re-install audio drivers, but I am now getting the old 'Must install Microsoft Bus drivers before realtech audio drivers' or words to that effect. I've googled this and I've d/l a host of different drivers and hot fixes.......but getting nowhere fast. |
|
#8
24th Jun 2007, 11:42
| |||
| |||
| Update...... I managed to install new Microsoft Bus Drivers, then Realtek Drivers and WOOOHOOO! I HAVE SOUND!!! I have installed my dvd burner again, and that is currently functioning without error. What a nightmare, but I'm still having allsorts of problems. Thanks for all the help. |
|
#9
24th Jun 2007, 13:38
| |||
| |||
| Bus drivers are motherboard drivers so that ties in with what I said, glad it's working anyhow. :D |
