I need to diable the on board audio but which set of pins is it The only No. I can see on the board is p6v8602/a6t-l

take a look at the speaker,use a multimeter see if the speaker have the rated resistance.( eg .8 ohms) if speaker bad replace if.if speaker good. see if your audio amp is getting power (multimeter needed) set to d.c volts.have voltage then look for the input pin that brings audio into the amp,use a 16 -32 ohms speaker across gnd pin and input pin(bring volume up hi on tv) if audio replace audio amp.
(also look for cold solder) on p.c board before replacing amp.

You don't download a motherboard. The motherboard is the circuit board that allows all of the hardware to communicate with one another and with the operating system. You must purchase a motherboard. Try http://www.newegg.com

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there is a menu called onboard peripherals or advanced features in which u will find onboard audio as auto, set it to disabled and save and exit.

Remove bios battery and erase new bios (usually a pair of pins to short). If USBs now work - don't upgrade bios! If bios settings have no setting for diabling USB, motherboard failrure seems likely. Try a PCI USB card to provide sockets.

hi go to the alarm option in your system and diable the repeat option and enable play all it will work thank u

your door pin is either broke or stuck. yeah you have to keep that fuse in it runs through more than just your chime

That file is a part of the DirectX package. You need to go to microsoft.com to download and install the latest versino of DirectX 9 (or a later version).

JP1 PIN 1-2 = On board audio disable
JP1 PIN 2-3 = On board audio enable

JP2 = Temperature Sense connector

JP3 PIN 1-2 = Normal
JP3 PIN 2-3 = Clear CMOS

1. Power off the system and unplug the chassis AC power cord.
2. Short JP3 at PIN 2-3 for a few seconds.
3. Set JP3 back to it's normal position at pin 1-2.
4. Plug the AC power cord to the chassis.
5. Power on the system and load the BIOS setup default.