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| I'm not familiar with this type of **** so forgive me if I don't give the right information....if any other info is needed please tell me and ill do my best to give it to you  I recently reset my whole computer due to a virus, I got it back yesterday and I now have no sound. I been googling for hours and found I need to download my media driver (or whatever it's called) again. I have a 'C-Media AC97 Audio Device', I found the site I need to download it from but I have no idea how to find out which driver I need/have...here's the link C-Media Driver Downloads- Step 1 | C-Media Electronics Does anyone know how I can find out which one I have so I can re-download it from that site? |
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24th Nov 2007, 04:13
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| Download this, run it, click computer, summary and post back what it says beside Multimedia Audio Adapter Hopefully then we will know the exact driver you need
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24th Nov 2007, 20:58
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| Cheers for this man... This is what came up: Audio Adapter SiS 7012 Audio Device is that what I need to download and install? |
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24th Nov 2007, 22:11
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| ahhhhh beautiful I downloaded and installed the thing above....listening to music right now. Thanks for your help SocialWarfare, really appreciate it  |
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27th Nov 2007, 00:54
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| No problem, glad it worked out for you
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