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no sound after reinstalling windows xp


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RogueComGeek

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lol welcome :-)
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My God! How are you capable of these impossible tasks? Not that I'm questioning your skills. You're impossible man. Such skills. You are truly the ♫Master♪.
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I recently reloaded Windows xp and the sound card cannot start. When I go to Device manager, I get the yellow question mark over the C-Media AC97 Audio Device. I do not have any sort of manufacturer restore disk. I've tried downloading every possible driver for the C-Media AC97 and it still doesn't help. I've unistalled and re-installed the sound card and still no help. I read on one of these chat lines that it's a problem with the motherboard. From all I can see, my motherboard is an AMI EC591. I can't find any sort of driver update anywhere on the internet. I still have no sound and I'm at a loss. I don't know where to continue from here. If anyone can help me figure out how to get my sound card card to start, I would appreciate the help.

Edited by jrkrown284, 27 July 2005 - 04:10 PM.

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I finally got the sound card going. Here's how I did it.
I went to the Lavalys web-site and I downloaded a free program called Everest Home Edition. Thank you user ADMIN for your 7/16/05 posting suggesting I use Everest. Everest is a hardware diagnosis tool that gives hardware information. This software identified the sound device as SIS 7012. I google searched "SIS 7012 driver" and I got pages of sites to download the driver. I downloaded the driver, restarted the computer and I had sound. If only I had this info about 12 hours earlier!!!

Edited by jrkrown284, 27 July 2005 - 04:11 PM.

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Sorry I couldn't help you jrkrown, I too use the suggestion of others to help solve my errors. I'm not much of a computer expert to help others. Hey, congrats on fixing your sound, you practically fixed it on your own!

Edited by jackson1208, 27 July 2005 - 07:27 PM.

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Thanx a lot jrkrown284, finally some body who know what they're talking about. Spend 2 days trying to get sound on my laptop

Regards :-)))
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