I changed from linux to windows my gnet 1300, but now sound does not come from speakers where can i find the sound driver

Hi, the speakers are fine it's the motherboard socket for the speakers that's got the problem. You could buy a sound card for one of your pc board slots that would give you your sound back.

Hi,
Please install / re install the driver and check back the sound.
Regards, Jay

Try these sites:

http://notebookdriversdownload.com/download-download-drivers-sylvania-gnet-13001-winxp/


http://www.heroturko.org/s/Sylvania-gnet-13001-Driver-sylvania-gnet13001/

Click on this link or copy and paste the complete link into your browser.

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Possible causes.
1. No sound ->means no Audio/Sound Drivers or incorrect drivers installed for your Audio devices ie.(no sound icon on your taskbar?)
2. No sound -> Sound card devices or speakers could be defective.

No mention of Operating Systems ie Windows versions , Linux, Dos...etc... or information of Mainboard brand, name, model -> means difficulties in helping to solve your problems!!!!!

Hope it helps.

you can try doing a fresh install of windows to see if there is any driver conflicts.

Before you do that though i would download and burn a ubuntu cd to try some tests with linux.

when you put in the linux cd it will give you the option to "try linux without any changes to my computer". select that option.

Linux distributions often come with generic drivers that work with most hardware types.

see if you have the same issue with ubuntu. If you do then you may have deeper issues. If you do not then a simple reinstall of windows should suffice.

hope this helps.

What application is it?
You should be able to forwards it through your Laptop speakers.
Windows Live "Tools > Audio and Video setup > select your webcam > Select you speakers and your mic"
Skype " Options > Audio and video settings"
Change them to your Webcam and sound card and your done.
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If you don't have Audio Drive download "Driver Genius".
Good luck.
-Tom.
P.s. Sorry my english is bad I am extremly tired.

On windows it seems you don't have the sound card drivers installed.

Get dell drivers from http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/index.aspx

Installing USB sound card (any windows)

1. Do not connect or plug the USB sound card
2. install the software and driver
3. restart the computer
4. connect the USB Sound Card
5. windows found new hardware
6. select find hardware automatically.
7. if windows cant find the driver select browse CD (contain driver)
   

i have 3 soundcard installed in my computer (XP Pro SP2,Vista Enterprise,Ubuntu Linux) 1 built in and 2 USB.

built in I use for speaker, 1 USB I used for monitor to my DJ mixing software, 1 USB I used for telephone(VOIP)

First make sure it is not muted. You can also check and maybe update the sound card drivers.

It's also possible that it's a hardware problem, e.g. broken speaker wires.

The reason for the message will be the fact that windows doesnt recognise that there is a sound device available because the driver for your sound card or onboard sound is not built into XP and therefore you will have to find out what make of audio you have and install the relevant driver.