Re: my audio adapter does not work
- From: "Gene E. Bloch" <hamburger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 12:13:18 -0700
=?Utf-8?B?Ym9nZGFu?= <bogdan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:7640079D-E241-4C3A-840D-941EE22C2D64@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:
> I have a mainboard built-in audio adapter that doesn't work. A few
> days ago I reinstalled my Windows XP and since then i can't hear
> anything in my loudspeakers. moreover, when i try to play a
> track(mp3, waw, etc.), i receive an error message telling me that
> my audio device has a problem. When i use the devicew manager, i
> can't see my audio device. It's called 'multimedia audio
> controller', right? well i can't see it... and there is another
> problem: i can't find the instalation disk from the mainboard. i
> think i lost it. :( so, how can i tell windows XP to detect my
> audio adapter? plus, where can i find audio drivers?
Your board manufacturer may have drivers. Explore their website (and
good luck).
There are also sites that have a whole lot of drivers for all sorts of
stuff (some of them require registration, and some might charge money).
Google - I don't have a link myself.
Gino
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