When i open my computer there is always appearing on the screen says that Realtek Azalia audio-Event monitor has encountered a problem and need to close. its App.Name: alcmtr.exe

1. Universal audio arcihitecture which will enable your motherboard to detect audio driver it can be downloaded from here
http://hotfile.com/dl/93757632/f560457/motherboard.driver.audio.realtek.azalia.x-fi.exe.html

Try to Install this

101 % Working first you have to download
1. Universal audio architecture which will enable your motherboard to detedt audio driver it can be downloaded from here
http://hotfile.com/dl/93757632/f560457/motherboard.driver.audio.realtek.azalia.x-fi.exe.html

2. then u should install audio driver which comes in motherboard cd...
Or please provide me with the model number

101 % Working first you have to download
1. Universal audio architecture which will enable your motherboard to detect audio driver it can be downloaded from here
http://hotfile.com/dl/93757632/f560457/motherboard.driver.audio.realtek.azalia.x-fi.exe.html

2. Then u have to install audio driver given in motherboard cd

There could be a problem with the actual audio circuit (which is built in I believe, not sure) on the motherboard itself or the audio has been disabled in the Bios. Reboot your computer and access the bios software and check to see if it has been disabled. If so, enable it and save changes and exit. If not, the chip itself could be defective, you could simply buy a third party audio card and install it in an open slot on your motherboard.Follow the manufacturers installation instructions and Install the drivers that came with your card, (after booting up your OS), and that should take care of your problem. Good Luck!!

Your sound chipset "Realtek Azalia audio chip" for MainBoard G31M-ES2L
You have not mention which operating you are using?
You can search for your Audio drivers at Gigabyte Support Site, HERE.

Hope it helps.

You can download the drivers from this link (click here), open the link, click "download" and select the "Operating System" and again click the name of the country beside "Realtek Function driver for Realtek Azalia audio chip (Including Microsoft UAA Driver in English edition)". You have to understand that only the Audio driver will not work unless Microsoft UAA driver is pre-installed. The above mentioned driver is packed with the Microsoft UAA driver, so once you start the installation, it'll automatically install with the audio driver. If the problem persists, download the "Microsoft UAA (Universal Audio Architecture) Bus driver (Full Multi-language version )" and install it before you install the audio driver.

If you need further help, let me know with the name of the Operating System installed on your computer like windows xp or windows vista or windows 7, etc..etc...

Good luck.


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Hi,

I'd get the Realtek Function driver for Realtek Azalia audio chip (Including Microsoft UAA Driver in English edition) Since your only other choice is the Microsoft UAA Driver, this way you get both. You can download them HERE

Good Luck

Mark

Hi,

The SR1820NX is powered by a 2.2GHz Athlon 64 3400+ CPU. The Asus A8N-LA Nagami motherboard features the integrated GeForce video and eight-channel audio.
The Asus A8N-LA Onboard audio or audio card :

• Built-in Azalia 8 channel audio
• Realtek ALC883 8-channel High Definition Audio CODEC

So you want the Realtek High Definition Audio Driver R2.11, which has support for ALC883. You can find it here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/173933659/WDM_R211.zip

and the Vista one is here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/173930788/Vista_R211.zip

Hope this helps

Chris (ziraffa)

ATI is the graphics card developer. Your motherboard has onboard audio that appears to be Realtek. You should not have an ATI sound driver... as they don't exist.

I'm assuming you're using WinXP to make thing simple. If you're using Vista, try to do the equivalent.

Since your graphics card is capable of HDMI, the problem could be that the card expects to output audio through your graphics card rather than the sound card. Check start -> Control Panel -> Sounds and audio. -> Sounds and Audio Devices /or/ Adjust Speaker Settings -- go to the Audio tab and make sure it says Realtek for output. If it shows more than one output device, set it to realtek. If it doesn't show realtek, follow the below instructions, and then double check at the end that the Output device is set to Realtek.

1>Please go to HP's site and download their Audio drivers.
2>Go to Device manager -> Sound, Video, and game controllers.
2.1> Does it have an entry saying "Realtek blah blah Audio" there? If not, what entries does it have for audio? Ignore Audio Codecs and Legacy Audio Drivers.
2.2>If there's nothing there, you need to install the drivers you downloaded. If there is something there, please continue to #3.
2.3>After installing the driver, restart computer.
2.4>Once computer is restarted, go start -> Control Panel -> Sounds and audio. -> Sounds and Audio Devices /or/ Adjust Speaker Settings. Hit the button labeled Advanced and adjust the speaker setup to whatever you have - surround sound, 5.1, quad, stereo, whatever.
2.5> Go to #5
3> If there is anything that says Realtek/Azalia Audi, right click it and Uninstall.
3.1> Restart computer.
4>Install audio driver you downloaded, and perform #2.4.
5>Find the driver icon (there's probably on in the task tray) or find it under start -> Control Panel -> Sounds and audio. Set your speaker settings there as well. Audio I/O should specify what ports go to what speakers What you set in windows should match the Realtek audio manager's speaker setup.

If problem persists, please report this.