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Remove the sound card driver from your computer and then install it back after the computer restart. Check your volume settings and the volume slider on your laptop.
take out your sound card first.go in to windows.install the drivers again.shutdown the pc.put in the sound card.see if that works.if that does nt work try to disable the onboard sound.restart the pc and see if it works?let me know if it works?
Hi, I know this is a longshot, so forgive me.. Hit F8 on booting up and go into the BIOS, and use the arrow keys to navigate to sound and check that the PCI (sound card) is checked and not the OS (onboard sound). Save to CMOS and Exit. I know.. I know.. but sometimes it's as simple as that.. Let me know how you get on..
Go to your control
panel and open it. than click on sound and audio devices. once the
window opens it will say either no audio devices found or it will tell
you the what the sound card is. If it does not tell you than you will
need to download the driver for your sound card again. If you need any
further help with this please let me know. I can get you your sound
card driver if you can let me know what the make and model number is of
the sound card.
go to control panel and audio.
check the listing that the sound card is associated with. click on ok it should work.
you need to know what sound card you have. that you have to open the case and physical look on the audio card to see what it is.
the sound card is installed into the ISA slot not the PCI slot.
clear the cmos for a minute, set it normal again.
install the sound card to the ISA slot carefully - i mean a working sound card and couple the system unit and boot, surely you will have your sound card working.
which sound card your ps has please let me know about your sound card config, normally it happens bcoz of sound card socket pin connection try to swap the pin in to other socket and see if your sound card is 5.1 channel output it will give you full functionality.
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