Just installed new motherboard and now receive following message......itunes has detected a problem with your audio configuration. Audio/Video playback may not operate properly. How do I fix this?

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There are many links on this problem. You can call Apple
Customer Support at 1 800 275 2273
Regards,
Dennis

Maybe you need a good codec pack i use k-lite mega codec pack google free k-lite mega and download and install it

Try to update your sound card, or better still uninstall iTunes and re-install iTunes

Hi riteshscorpi,


Since you have a multimedia audio controller or Sound Card installed to your motherboard, reboot your PC and enter the CMOS/BIOS setup and disable the Onboard Audio.
Save your new settings.
The PC should immediately detect your Sound Card and ask for driver.
Install the Sound Card driver completely and reboot your PC.
Finally, configure the Audio properties to your desired adjustments.

Hope this helps you a lot.

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you should uninstall audio drivers then install the updated drivers for your audio.

then un-install iTunes and its all apple product using revo un-installer. that will ask to remove all the registry so while uninstalling the programme select all and delete them.

then download and install latest iTunes.

it will start working.

if it doesn't you can restore your computer to a previous date on which your itunes was working properly.

to do so.

click on Start >>>All Programms>>> Accessories>>System Tools>> System Restore>> Select the Date and Restore your Computer.

Enjoy!!

i wouldnt worry about it, its a itunes -> driver issue not a computer driver issue

i have problem my motherboard asrock k7s41gx i install the os xp service pack 3 but the audio didnot detect and the video card didnot detect how i do to detect the audio and video card

I would suggest u to the restore your computer because somebody or you might uninstall the sound card software by mistake. Go on start then all programs then accesories then system tools and then restore

Go to Start> Run

Type in 'Services.msc' without the quotes.

Find Windows Audio in the list. Most likely it has not 'started', as stated beside each of the items in the list. Click on it, then click 'start'. Re open your itunes and it should be working.

FIRST try the simple solutions. Check if your speaker wires are plugged into the proper ports.
If you are unsure, it won't hurt to try different configurations.
(If you hear sound from other devises such as plating a CD of the "Microsoft Sound" when starting up or shutting down, then the speakers are wired correctly.)
If this is OK then try...
Go to your "Device Manager" (Right click on  'My Computer', select 'Properties', click the 'Hardware' tab, click the 'Device Manager' button. Click the "Sound video and game controllers"). If there is some kind of a "Warning" icon superimposed on the 'speaker' icon there is your problem!
If no "Warning" icons then try...

One at a time...
Double click on each of the devises that have 'Audio' in the listings.
Click the "Properties" tab, look for any "Warning" icons
Uninstall the DRIVERS for THAT DEVICE only. See instructions below.
Click on the faulty devise and hit the remove button, follow the instructions given by the program.
Shutdown, restart, the device will automatically reinstall by the "Found New Hardware" program.