Ive formatted Pc.. Now i Have No Sound???
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Do you mean you have reformatted your drive, and reinstalled windows and now theres no sound?  Have you checked the Device manager to see if theres any errors in the sound/multimedia section?
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This is an odd problem but not surprising given the fickle nature of computers and their respective accessories. Here are a few suggestions for ya anyway sweetie...\n\n1. Try running a disk check by right clicking My Computer, Properties, going into the Tools tab and clicking on Check Now.\n\n2. Shut down your computer, wait a few minutes and see if the problem is still there.\n\n3. Go to your device manager and see if any audio device is listed. If not, you will probably need to download some drivers or a new sound manager.
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do you have the speakers on and full volume? if so then the CD or music files that came along with it may be corrupted.\n\n\n\ntry cleaning the CD
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its simple. if u encounter that problem. #1: try reinstalling ur audio driver. if not #2: reformat ur drive then install a fresh copy of ur Operating System (windows). if not #3: replace ur sound card or ur motherboard if its a built-in type. ;)
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Try going to Device Manager and uninstalling your sound card drivers, then re-boot and let Windows re-install the drivers.
958344
OK make sure the sound card is enabled in the BIOS then make sure if you have connected any front auto panel cables make sure they are correct or make sure in Windows setup that "Sounds" are installed," update the sound card drivers, make sure it is not on mute, try different speakers/headphones etc.
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Dear friend just reinstall your sound card with proper driver..\nit will be alright.\n\nIf you have onboad sound card then insert your mothr board original cd and from device manager click audio controller then click update driver and set the location to cd rom\n\nit will work\n\ntry it ... \nif it works then select my anser as best\n\nor if you need further assistance just mail me\n\nthe1zia@yahoo.com
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try looking for the driver in www.driverguide.com\nur gonna find it there. If it isnt there, i recommend buying a new sound card compatible with XP .
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it sounds like u might have lost the drivers to your sound card or maybe got erased either or they are very easy to find on line and down load that is if you know what company made your sound card.\nif need help IM me or email me be happy to help
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Make sure you are logged in as an administrator.\nThen go to Driverguide.com, you will need to register, but if you cant find your driver on there.. you wont find it anywhere.\n\nIf you have already downloaded the files (extracted all zip files).. Go into settings control panel, system, hardware, devicemanager.. then right click on the offending sound device.. and click update driver.. if it doesnt do it automatically, point it manually (brows for location) and see if it installs the drivers for you. Do you know what kind of mother board you have.. post it on here and someone might be able to give you an exact link to the drivers you need- since it seems your sound card is built in on the mother board.
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Please check your sound card. Also whether your mother board supports it. Re install the sound card driver and check.
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You probably need to reinstall the driver software that came with the sound device. If the Sound device came with the pc bundle, then the driver for it is probably on a cd that came with the comp... failing that try downloading the driver
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You have lost your driver for your sound card. What you need to do is reinstall it. If you know the make and model of your soundcard you can download the driver from the website of the manufacturer, or if you have a name brand computer you can go to that site and get the driver, or you can open your case and see what kind of soundcard you have, if it is built on the mother board that company will have your driver
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Sounds like you have a driver problem. You may have to uninstall your drivers, or right-click My Computer > Device Manager, and scroll to your Sounds heading. Double-click that, and click on Update Driver. Before that, you can go to pcdrivers.com and search for the right driver for your sound card (you'll have to know the make/model of your sound card). Then, download it to your PC (I usually just d/l it to C:....you can put it where you want). When you update the driver, point it to the one you downloaded. That's all I can think of.....\n\nOne other thought, if you have an install CD or other source of existing driver, you might be able just to uninstall it then reinstall it. Sometimes that works, though you might have to physically remove the sound card and restart to totally uninstall it. Then, reinstall the sound card and let windows find it as "New Hardware." It will tell you then what it wants.
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you may need a sound card. but i'm no computer expert. I just know when I had no sound that was my problem.
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This happened to me once.  A good friend explained to me that I needed to go in and uninstall and reinstall all of the sound(audio) crap.  I followed all of his instructions and still NO SOUND. I wasn't happy.  Oh well, I took it to these awesome guys here in our city.  They fixed it.  You may have to find someone who won't rip you off.  My biggest problem was Windows ME.  It caused me nothing but problems.  I have XP Professional now and it's smooth sailing.  Good luck!!