Audio drivers not able to listen to sound

Did you change / update any audio / video drivers? Its may be because of issue with drivers. Try reinstalling the audio / video drivers. First uninstall it & then reinstall. Update them if there is new version released by manufacturer.

Hi There,

You need to update the sound drivers on your laptop, because the sound drivers on your computer is for XP and the drivers that you must be having should be for xp. So download and install the latest version of audio drivers for your computer.

Please follow the below link and download the sound drivers respective to your laptop,

http://notebook-drivers-download.com/

Note : If your computer manufacturer's name is not listed in this website, then you might have to visit the manufacture's official website to download the latest audio drivers for your computer.

Enjoy installing the sound drivers and enjoy listening to some good music. !!!!

You need to install the audio driver to hear sounds. You need to identify the audio card and if you do not have the audio driver CD, then you can download it from the manufacturers WEB site.

What about the audio drivers, at the device manager is everything about the audio in OK condition?

Stelios.

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&model=P5VDC-X


here u can download audio driver and install it...

Are you trying to record and listen at the same time? It doesn't usually work that way, the computer has to process and encode the audio signals before they can be listened to. Once you restore the computer, are you able to listen to the recording? If you have onboard sound, rather than a separate sound card, all the audio processing is done by your CPU. If you are trying to listen to the audio as it is being recorded, you are probably overloading the capabilities of the device and its shutting itself down. Try to record without listening. Also make sure you have the latest drivers. If it is onboard audio, check the manufacturer's website for updates. If you know that it is Realtek AC 97 (probably says so your manual), you can download new drivers from the Realtek website.

go into DEVICE MANAGER AND LOCATE SOUND AUDIO AND INSTALL UPDATED DRIVER, OR GO TO control panel and see if sound/audio reflects your card being there.

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your laptop is not support high definition if you setup your audio driver then youno & then setup

1. sound driver auto run....
2. select reco.....then no......pressss
3. then setup sound drive.
4. only no high deffination audio driver cancel...ok
   
   

First check the controlpanel there is an option to take Sounds And Audio Devices Properties. then click on the AUDIO tab, check the Default Sound Playback Device.select the correct Audio divice.if the problem persist do the driver for sound ( multimeadia audio driver) from the acer driver cd.then try.