WITH SOUND,I HAVE FORMATE HARD DISK - Intel Premier Resources 4-Channel 32-Bit Sound Sound Card

Not sure I understand your Question... or maybe you are making a statement? But, it sounds like your hard drive (HD) is dead, no good , non useable... So what are your options? Purchase another hard drive, you should have received system backup disk or install disk with your laptop , you can use them to reinstall the operating system (OS) Windows on the new hard drive. There is a slight possibility you could try them (the install disk) to re-install your OS on your original HD, but again it sounds like your HD is dead.

If you have never made a back up of you hard Drive, then all your data (pic, documents, game, contacts) are lost. The problem most people don't understand is if the hard drive crashes for physical reasons, the spring breaks inside, or a diode burns out, then the data on the disk are lost.

You may also take your laptop to a computer repair shop near you and they can tell you more about your options.

Run a check disk on your drive

My computer > Properties > Tools > Check disk (in Windows 7 it's Error Checking)

sounds like your drive is on the way to dying, i'd recommend looking for a replacement drive.

When a hard disk has bad sectors, the magnetic layer is worn out and the number of bad sectors will increase. If you keep using this hard disk you risk losing your data. This hard drive cannot be repaired, throw it away and get a new one.

You will need to format the disk so the file structure can be read by your operating system. Formating the disk will wipe all data from the disk but will only need to be done once.

yes yust download recover my data then format disk after recovery then repartion disk

Sounds like there are bad sectors on the hard drive. Try quick formatting the hard drive and see if it goes all the way thru, if it does then try saving games on it and reloading the saved games, if it does then the hard drive is good. If it doesnt then the hard drive is bad. If you can't get the hard drive to format then that means the hard drive is bad and you would need to replace it.

Download and install the speaker drivers from the manufacturers website. Click on the support link, lookup your specific model # and select the operating system you are running. Once installed reboot and you should be all set. Hope this helps.

Hi dear,

1- You have formated the the hard disc and install OS again.
Therefore
you have to install AUDIO (sound) driver.
you can use audio driver disk or motherboard disk which was come with motherboard.

or you can install sound driver from the internet.

Thanks
Veeru

go to this link and they should have your drivers
http://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=CtDlYcE69SeeSBo6KtgfuraCaCofVu2-H76iaCP758SwIABABIOasrgtQlqbHJWDJtriLwKTYD6ABr-S68gPIAQGpAv0NMRIgRqo-qgQbT9B9UIp38HMuvkWXuX5HZLZG3Nbnb2517en2&sig=AGiWqtzv-hcRnAUHtU1Y7boj6hCgYvLZ9Q&q=http://driver-pro.com/hit/%3Fid%3D12048

It sound like you have a Sata hard drive that needs Drivers an order to access the drive, using a floppy and F6 at windows setup. send me more info on your laptop model and make.