I have no sound and it sayd Your computer does not have a sound card, or a sound card is not selected. its a packard bell 1502

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Posted on Jan 05, 2008

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Please look on the case of the PC, fron back & sides. There should be a model number. (There is no such number you posted, Packard Bell UTOW CO20).

Mike

Posted on Jul 06, 2008

Mandeep Singh

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Hi,
The best step forward , would be to call Packard Bell Tech support and get your CDs for the same. There is no reset feature on the computer.

Thanks
proton

Posted on May 26, 2009

SOURCE: packard bell utow co20 the computer will stay on for as long as I dont use it, but as soon as I start useing it it will shut down in about 5 mins

First things first: "work" in giving this away has dodged the "responsible disposal" bullet. Drivers for this unit are probably limited to windows 98 or earlier, as the last Packard-Bell was produced in that era. Drivers for sound in particular were Packard-Bell only, and since they aren't around any more unless you can get your hands on the original installation CD you're out of luck to make the existing soundcard work. You do howrever have the option to install a newer soundcard, that should fix that issue. As for the shutting down, make sure the heatsink has good thermal contact with the processor as it sounds like the processor may be overheating. If there's a fan make sure it is running.

You've got a challenge if you want to see it all work, have fun.

Posted on May 31, 2009

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Posted on Jul 31, 2010