Ive tried reinstalling conexant and realtek drivers and bios update... didnt work.. sometimes when i start the pc it does play sound but its temporary and then after a while it stops again ...
If you check in Device manager under Audio are there any yellow question marks or red x''s? Did you uninstall any drivers before installing another?
Testimonial: "There aren't any. And yes i have tried uninstalling reinstalling Realtek sound driver restarting the pc... didnt work"
Sarvesh Sonawane, thanks for your answer i tried to follow your steps but when i tried to install the UAA drivers i got an error " hpqnt.dll failed returned false failed to load hpqnt.dll " then i tried to install windows installer 3.0 I got another error "The version of Windows you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install"
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SOURCE: my audio card
Hey its is problem with drivers
Please follow the steps to resolve :-
1)Download the UAA drivers first from microsofts site
2) Download the Latest drivers from
http://www.realtek.com.tw/
PCI drivers + Latest Audio drivers
3) windows installed 3.0 / 3.1
4) now go into Add / Remove programs and uninstall the previous version on Realtek drivers also remove windows installer if available
5) now restart your systems
6) Now installe the windows installer first -> restart
7) now install the UAA drivers -> Restart
8) now install the Realteks latest version -> restart
If it does not solve your problems please do reply i have other trick too..::.. :-)
SOURCE: No Audio Output Device is Installed
If you are going to use your restore disks, the system will go back to the factroy settings, which means it will work in a way it worked when you purchased it. So as a result you should surely have your sound card working.
However any software or data which you loaded after purchasing will be lost as well.
Also before using the PC restore, you may also try the system restore.
System restore is a utility using which we can take the system back to a date when it was working fine. It will undo all the changes happened after the chosen date.
Steps for system Restore
Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore.
Than choose a date in the calender when you think that it was working fine.
Any software and programs installed after the chosen date will not be there. You should not loose your data as well.
I hope that i have answered your query.
All the best
Sammy
SOURCE: No Audio Output Device is Installed
I believe it has nothing to do with vista, i'm running xp sp3 ... and from time to time i have the same problem... mine had to do with an outside device i had installed (don't know which) maybee winamp or limewire, uninstalled all that and i've never seen that message again. hope it might help ya bud
SOURCE: Toshiba U300 getting no audio output device
Hello....
No Sound, No Volume Control, Mixer not Found, No Sound device installed…etc etc, This is a generic issue with all Windows OS updates....many of the users are facing this issue....this issue began after an auto update from MS changed many IRQs of Win OS, mainly the Sound and Audio Control system of Windows.
1 - R U facing NO Audio / No Sound issue...?
2 - Is ur Volume Control not responding ?
3 - Is ur Sound and Audio Device in Control Panel Grayed out ?
4 - Do u get a msg "No Active Mixer Devices Installed....when u try to open Volume Ctrl etc etc ?
If ur ans to any one of them is Yes...then u are being spammed by Microsoft....as ur Sound Control IRQ is being frozen by a recent update from Microsoft....
NOTE..THIS…IS…VERY..IMPORTANT...
No file update or any sound driver update can fix it, neither Microsoft is issuing any patch to fix it…or giving any help on this.
Full solution is available in my website (Support page)...it's quite simple process to fix it, and I am not charging any money, just doing FREE service to help everyone affected by this stupidity from Microsoft.
www.sureshayyar.110mb.com
visit my Support Page.
many of us are victim of this “stupid” update, my office has 24 PC/Notebooks and almost all of them got this issue one by one in 4 months time period, I head the tech dept here.
all the best...
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