U gave me a solution to fixing my sound driver problem. u had me uninstall my sound driver, then run aregistry cleaner. Once that was done i was suppose to reinstall my sound driver and that would give me sound back on the pc. i did it to the letter but nothing . any other suggestions than reinstalling the os ?

Sounds like your driver possibly became corrupted. Go to device manager and uninstall the driver and reinstall. If you have already done that, then I suggest you run system restore to take it back to an earlier point to see if that fixes it. Try running Avast anti-virus to see if the driver is infected.

Hi,you can try this uninstall the sound card driver,then reboot your computer.When you reboot the computer the operating system will automatically reinstall the sound card driver.
This is how to uninstall the driver in windows 7,you didn't say what operating systyem you have so I'm hoping this helps.
Click start and open Control Panel by default the window will open in Category view (top right) click the arrow and slect Large icons.Once that is done look on that page for Device Manager and left click.
A new window will open called Device Manager,look for Sound,Video and game controlers and left click the arrow,You will see the installed Audio devices,right clicking the listed installed components will give the option to update or uninstall.After you finish uninstalling the driver or drivers reboot your computer windows will auto reinstall any needed drivers.I hope this has helped good luck.

Go into Device Manager, find your sound card drivers and attempt to update them. You can do this by right clicking on your sound drivers and selecting update.
If that fails to fix your problem, using your PC model number google ASUS Eee PC (model number) sound drivers. Download them once you find them.
Uninstall your drivers using the same process previously describe but select uninstall instead of update.
Once they are uninstalled, install the drivers you have downloaded.

Try to uninstall the Adobe Flash Player Active X and Plug in and then reinstall it as there could be traces of previous versions in the computer which are interfering and making it difficult for the browsers to properly display videos on your computer. You can do this from the computer user settings and manipulating the "Add/Remove" programs list.

-- Try to use Flash Player 9 is your Flash Player 10 is not working fine. You can simply download it from the Adobe web site.

-- Update the drivers, the link is given below which would ask you to download the file through internet and run it on your computer.

-- The problem behind the Shockwave Flash crash could be your sound drivers. Follow these steps:

1) Open Device Manager
2) Look for the sound-card device
3) Note down the name for that device
4) Just uninstall the it.
5) After uninstalling restart your machine.
6) Your Windows 7 or Windows Vista would automatically download and reinstall the sound driver. You can also do it manually through approaching the sound card company's web site.

-- Fix your Windows Registry which is a highly recommended thing you should do to find a quick and reliable fix for common PC errors and crashes.use registry cleaner reginout

Hi,

Open the Device Manager. The easiest way to do this is to click the "Start" button in Windows and select "Run"; then type "devmgmt.msc" and enter.

Find the entry titled "Sound, video and game controllers" and expand it by clicking the small plus sign next to it.

Right-click on each Legacy audio driver on the list and select "Uninstall" from the available options in the pop-up menu. If "Uninstall" is not a viable option, it means that the new sound card or its drivers are not properly configured. You should try rebooting your computer once to fix this, but if you still cannot uninstall the Legacy drivers, you should consult the support resources for the specific sound card you've purchased.

Check in Programs and Features that via "Windows Live Essentials" the old Windows Live Messenger has been removed. You could even try some third party uninstaller such as "Revo" to uninstall the older version and its' left over debris.
Uninstall Utilities
http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/system/fwuninstallers.html

Once you do this, be sure to run ATF cleaner to clean up temp files.
http://www.atribune.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=25&Itemid=25

Once that is done, download


Windows Live Essentials
http://explore.live.com/windows-live-essentials?os=other

If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7, right click on the file; and choose "run as administrator"

Instead of hitting run, SAVE it to your desktop; then click on it to launch. That should get you going!

Please leave positive feed back if you find this helpful.

What if you uninstall the wireless network controller driver? I mean without the WLAN driver installed. In fact, this error means there's some drivers outdated issues and needs to be updated. First of all, uninstall the WLAN driver, restart your computer. Check if the problem still persists or not. If so, the problem is not with your wireless driver, could be another driver issue. Update all the hardware drivers, reinstall the latest updated Wireless driver (you will be able to find the latest driver from the Dell Official website, if you need help with this, let me know.). After everything is updated and installed, restart the system and check again.

If the problem persists, could be another problem with registry. Run a registry cleaner and clean the system as well. You can download a free System-Registry cleaner from here (click here). Open the link, click "Download Now", wait for 20 seconds, again click "Download File Now" link, and then save it. Install the program and run the cleaner (close all the running programs while running this program) by clicking the "Run Cleaner", proceed forward, you may also need to wait for few minutes/seconds while it scans the system. Again, click "Registry" on the left pane and click "Scan for issues" on the right (middle), wait for few seconds/minutes until the scanning progress reaches 100%. Click "Fix all selected issues", then "No", "Fix all selected issues" "Ok" and then "Close". Once it's done, restart your computer and check again.

Good luck.

If you need further help, let me know.

Thanks for using FixYa.

Install this great free program cCleaner. http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner Once you have it installed open it and run the Registry cleaner and fix all it finds. Now open the Tools tab and click the Uninstall Tab. Find all Java programs on the list and then click it and then click Run Uninstaller. Uninstall all instances of Java. Run the Registry cleaner again and restart your computer. Install the newest version of Java if you want.

You can use 3rd party uninstaller to remove it completely.

here is the link for uninstaller.

http://www.revouninstaller.com/revosetup.exe



Good luck

No Audio Output Device Installed
Some users have been experiencing problems with a "No Audio Output Device Installed" error when trying to play music, or when hovering the mouse over the speaker icon in the system tray. You may get a white X in a red circle to indicate this error.

Go to the device manager by pressing WINDOWS KEY + R to go to the run menu, and then run "devmgmt.msc".


From here, select your malfunctioning audio device(s) and make a note of the driver name. Then, right click on it and select Uninstall. This will remove the audio drivers from your system.


Once this is done, re-load the drivers for your sound card from the CD your manufacturer gave you with your PC or sound device. If you cannot find this, search for the driver on the manufacturers website using the driver name that has been written down. No Audio Output Device Installed
Some users have been experiencing problems with a "No Audio Output Device Installed" error when trying to play music, or when hovering the mouse over the speaker icon in the system tray. You may get a white X in a red circle to indicate this error.

Go to the device manager by pressing WINDOWS KEY + R to go to the run menu, and then run "devmgmt.msc".


From here, select your malfunctioning audio device(s) and make a note of the driver name. Then, right click on it and select Uninstall. This will remove the audio drivers from your system.


Once this is done, re-load the drivers for your sound card from the CD your manufacturer gave you with your PC or sound device. If you cannot find this, search for the driver on the manufacturers website using the driver name that has been written down.