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Brian D.

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any help would be greatly appreciated

thanks,
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You need to install the drivers for your audio (sound) device(s).

What is the make and model# of your computer?

Edited by SpywareDr, 23 February 2010 - 04:35 AM.

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I have an eMachines W2686, with Windows XP SP3
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Try the "AC97_5_10_0_5080.zip" file on this page:

http://www.versiontr...o...6&mode=info

This package supports the following driver models:

  • Realtek AC'97 Audio for VIA686/8231 Audio Controller
  • Realtek AC'97 Audio for VIA8233 Audio Controller
  • Realtek AC'97 Audio for Intel® Audio Controller
  • Realtek AC'97 Audio for SiS® Audio Controller
  • Realtek SB Emulation
  • Realtek AC'97 Audio
  • Realtek AC'97 Audio for VIA ® Audio Controller
  • Realtek AC97 Audio for VIA ® Audio Controller
  • Realtek AC97 Audio


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ok i installed it and rebooted. no sound, so what do i need to do?
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Howdy:

Try the DRIVER from Emachines.

You will have to unzip it and then either go into Device Manager and update the driver or, if there is a .exe or install file, run that.

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ok i installed that, rebooted, still no sound
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Anything showing in Device Manager?

Did you check to see if the sound was muted?

Murray

Edited by Murray S., 27 February 2010 - 08:00 PM.

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its in the device manager and the volume is all the way up.... i hear scratching noises when i plug and unplug the speaker, however. also, when a computer next to the speaker transfers data to and from the net, it makes that noise also
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Going to ask the obvious here, but are the speakers working and are you plugging them into the proper port?

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yeah they are.

i probably sound like a computer-illiterate....

just a little stuck on this situation, is all
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When you unzipped the driver download, what were the files that were extracted?

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sorry for taking so long... i will try to reply tomorrow
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okay...

the files that were extracted consist of the following:

+Ap
AVRACK (configuration settings)
AvRack2 (AvRack MFC Application)
Classic.dll (RtlRack MFC Application)
Cool (bitmap)
Grass (bitmap)
GrayScale (bitmap)
Magenta (bitmap)
MPIE4STD (Windows Media Component Setup Application)
Mpstd (Windows Media Component Setup Application)
RtlRack (RtlRack MFC Application)
Wooden (bitmap)

+wdm
Alcxwdm (security catalog)
ALCXWDM (system file)
Alcxwdm0 (setup information)
Alcxwdm1 (setup information)
Alcxwdm2 (setup information)
Alcxwdm3 (setup information)
Alcxwdm4 (setup information)
Alcxwdm5 (setup information)
Alcxwdm6 (setup information)
Alcxwdm7 (setup information)
alsndmgr (.wav)
ALSndMgr (control panel extension)
audio3d.dll (Audio3D)
crlds3d.dll (Sensura 3d driver library)
SoundMan (Realtek Sound Manager)

+Win95
ALCX95 (device driver)
ALCX95 (configuration settings)
ALSWWT (Device driver)
ALSWWT16.DLL (Software WaveTable Device Driver)
SWWTAC97 (DAT File)
SWWTAC97.TON (TON File)
VALCX95 (Setup information)
VALCX95.VXD (Virtual device driver)

+WinNT4
ALCXNT (System file)
ALCXNT.DLL (User mode audio driver)
ALDAEMON (Advance daemon application)
Alswwtnt (system file)
ALSWWTNT (DAT file)
Alswwtnt.dll (software WaveTable (DLS) synthesizer)
ALSWWTNT.TON (TON File)
AVANCE (configuration settings)
MMDRV.DLL (MultiMedia Kernel Support Driver
Oemsetup (setup information)
SoundMan (Avance Sound Effect Manager)


ALCCHKID (alcchkid MFC Application)

ALCRMV (Tool for removing drivers)

ALCRMV9X (Tool for removing drivers)

ALOCUPD (Tool for driver update)

ALCXDEV

data1 (.cab)

data1.hdr (HDR File)

data2 (.cab)

ikernel (EX_file)

layout (BIN File)

README (text)

SetCDfmt

setup (INX File)

Setup (InstallShield Setup Launcher)

Setup (configuration settings)

SETUP.ISS (ISS file)

SOUNDMAN (Icon)

Edited by Brian D., 07 March 2010 - 03:15 PM.

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From what I can see, none of those drivers are for XP but try "Setup (InstallShield Setup Launcher)"

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