How can i download the audio driver of dell PP10S

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Hello there.

Click here to download and install audio drivers for your Dell OptiPlex GX520.

When the page loads select your Operating System.

Then lower down click the heading Audio.

Now click the download button.
Install the drivers by double clicking the downloaded file.
You may also want to install the other drivers that are available for your computer, like chipset, LAN and VGA drivers.

Take care!
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And install it for your gx 280 . If the problem persists then you have to Download Universal audio architecture from here.

Then again you have to install the above driver

Ok. This may or may not be a software issue, the info I give you will take care of it, either way, ok?

First, lets make sure that the audio service just hasn't stopped, ok?

Click start, then click run
next, type services.msc
this will bring up the services list, go to the bottom of the list.
you will see it say Windows Audio.
click on it 1 time.
On the left hand side it will either give you the choices of stop and restart service, or it will just say start service.

Click start, or restart, depending on which option there is.
Ifit starts all the way. close all programs and reboot, this should re-enable your sound drivers.

If not it will say something to the effect of " cannot start due to driver failure"

If it says anything like that, or if aftere doing the first thing doesn't give you sound, then you will need to download a new set of audio drivers.

go to : http://www,realtek.com/

Click on the download tab in the middle of the top of the page.
Follow the links for audio drivers
It will eventually get you to the download page, where you can select which operating system that you have, and if you want a zip file, or an exe file.
I always just take the xex version, that way I don't have to remember whee the zip files extracted to.

Run the download, and when it's done, just reboot the computer.
This should take care of your sound problem!

this is battery related problem and must be gt replaced during warrnty period only,but now since it is out of warranty, you need to buy a new battery for your laptop.sorry no other options left

It is necessary to download the audio drivers from the dell website. www.dell.com. Type in your model number and it will show you a list of drivers. Windows often install a generic audio driver, but what you need is the one from the Dell website

Dell just updated their Support site and have included a download manager, so the 1st time you go to download a driver, it prompts you to download the download manager, then you get the driver downloded thru the manager. Or just open this link to start teh download of the audio driver:

http://ftp.us.dell.com/audio/R99254.exe

try to update your bios for your dell laptop. go to support.dell.com and click on the drivers and utilities image. place in your service tag. on the drivers list... look for bios. download the bios update and run it. it would restart the computer. make sure that you wait for it to return to windows. do not turn off the system while its updating the bios.