My speaker icon has a red circle with a white cross and it says NO Audio Output Device is install

After pairing it, have you tried to go to your sound settings in Control Panel and selecting the bluetooth device as your standard sound device?

press start key, then control panel look for the speaker or audio icon.then enable the controls. . .
thanks and have a nice day

Hi Jay,


When was this happened, after you've notice that there was No Audio?

Check on the taskbar first, on the lower right corner look for the speaker icon. Check if there is red cross out circle on it. If so, your sound is only muted, Un-check it! Now, If you are using Headset/Monitor try to adjust the volume into higher one(as max as you want) to check if the problem is only on output source/accessories. Or maybe, audio driver was not installed in your computer. Right click your My Computer and hit Properties > Hardware Tab > Device Manager see if theres is Yellow Question mark beside Speaker icon. Then you must update/install the accurate sound driver for your computer.

Thanks

Hi

i really think that it is the wrong audio driver installed or not installed at all

please try this one

http://218.210.127.131/downloads/

if it does not fix the problem then i will apologize

click start control panel administrive tools computer management device manager any yellow? ! question marks or red x will tell you that you need to reinstall the driver/s
to do this right click on the ? x ! select reinstall driver
the drivers might have been corrupted by something or you might have got a virus run your antivrus program
as for the sound
control panel sounds and audio,volume you can adjust the volume or advanced,speakers select appropriate speakers or audio you will find 3 drop down lists make sure you have selected the right speakers or control panel,administrive tools,computer management,device manager scroll to sound,video and game cotrollers could be a yellow question mark? right click to re-install drivers

hope this helps

go into device manager and delete the sound card under the sound video controllers.
also if it ask to delete drivers for this device yes.
restart the computer.

Go to Control Panel - System - Device Manager - Sound, video controllers and uninstall the driver. Restart your laptop and reinstall the sound card driver. Good luck.

Right click on it, press update driver.
Select "No, not this time", click Next
select install software automatically, Next
Vista should find the driver online.
Let me know if it didnt help. I'll give you other solution.

It may be cause of some problems, at first you should find that what's the source of this problem,so I suggest you some ways:
1. Plug in other speakers to your pc, if it works so the source of problem comes from your speakers and you should fix it, and if it doesn't work, too, it means that your PC and your Sound Card has a problem.
2. If source of problem comes from your PC, be sure that you installed your sound card driver.
3. After you installing sound driver,maybe the problem will terminate! if not, I suggest you reinstall your OS.
Note: You could find your sound card driver by a simple search through Google or Yahoo and find your driver.
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.