Hello
Lilsmokey.... Welcome to
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I'm sorry to hear about your issue. We will try to help you resolve this as soon as possible.
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Before we can help you need to provide the following so I can start you in the right direction.
Laptop or Desktop?
- If a name brand system then what brand, make and model is the system?
- If custom built then what brand, make and model is the motherboard
- Total memory installed
- Total hard drive capacity and free space
- What steps have you taken so far to resolve the issue
OK then lets make sure the audio is enabled in the bios.
Reboot the system and at the first post screen tap the
Del key normally and it should get you into the
BIOSIn there find either the
Advanced, Onboard or Integrated Peripherals areas.
Using the keyboard arrow keys scroll down to the
Audio entry and make sure it is
Enabled and if not then look at the bottom of the screen it will tell you how to adjust or modify the values to
Enable it.
When done make sure to click
F10 to
Save and Exit with the setting.
You will then be asked to click
Y to
Verify the
Save and ExitThe system will now reboot with the new settings saved.
Let me know if this helps.