DD:
i dont know what to do!
i did everything download everything but still nothing!
the speaker icon on the taskbar has a red X
when i open the Device Manager, Multimedia Audio Controller has a yellow flag
i did everything pls help me T^T
when i install realtek drivers nothing happens
i dont know what to do!
i did everything download everything but still nothing!
the speaker icon on the taskbar has a red X
when i open the Device Manager, Multimedia Audio Controller has a yellow flag
i did everything pls help me T^T
when i install realtek drivers nothing happens Help pls :C
What is your exact sound card or motherboard?
the sound car is the realtek built in from the motherboard
how will i know what is my motherboard
how will i know what is my motherboard
Is this a pre-built computer, such as a Dell, etc? Tell us the exact model number, not just the name on the front of the case. You'll probably find this on a sticker on the back or bottom of the case.
If you are comfortable opening the computer (assuming this is NOT a laptop), you should be able to find it stenciled on the motherboard itself.
If you are comfortable opening the computer (assuming this is NOT a laptop), you should be able to find it stenciled on the motherboard itself.
DG41RQ Intel G41
Go here: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Sear...p+Board+DG41RQ
Tell it which Operating System (I'm assuming Windows 7, since you're here, but make sure you get the 32-Bit/64-Bit part right), then go to drivers and look for your sound driver.
Tell it which Operating System (I'm assuming Windows 7, since you're here, but make sure you get the 32-Bit/64-Bit part right), then go to drivers and look for your sound driver.
how bout my ES1370 SoundBlaster will it work in WIN7?
Creative is famous for pulling the plug on older hardware by not writing a new driver for it. I didn't see a Win 7 driver (doesn't mean there isn't one, somewhere), but you might get a Vista driver to work.
The link to Intel I posted earlier showed drivers updated as recently as last November. If it was me, I'd try that one first.
The link to Intel I posted earlier showed drivers updated as recently as last November. If it was me, I'd try that one first.
tried installing the one u gave me i realized that i have tried that before~
still not working :C
still not working :C
Are you getting any warning messages or error reports when you try it? If so, what are they? Have you tried running the installation file as Administrator?
no error messages and tried running admin
still not working
Why is this computer trolling me T^T
still not working
Why is this computer trolling me T^T
Have you tried running the Intel Driver Update Tool:
Intel� Driver Update Utility
It should be able to detect the hardware, also can you post a snippet of the Device Manager, showing what items have the yellow exclamation points.
You should try updating your chipset. The above tool should detect that automatically for you.
Intel� Driver Update Utility
It should be able to detect the hardware, also can you post a snippet of the Device Manager, showing what items have the yellow exclamation points.
You should try updating your chipset. The above tool should detect that automatically for you.
Already used that update thingy but still nothing :C ,oh and here is the snippet
Okay, then try drivers from here:
Realtek
This directly from the realtek website.
Select to download the first file:
"Vista, Windows7 Driver (32/64bits) Driver only (Executable file)"
EDIT:
It would also be good if you can run speccy:
http://www.piriform.com/speccy/download/standard
and fill out you systom information, or post a snippet here. This would let us know more about your computer hardware.
Realtek
This directly from the realtek website.
Select to download the first file:
"Vista, Windows7 Driver (32/64bits) Driver only (Executable file)"
EDIT:
It would also be good if you can run speccy:
http://www.piriform.com/speccy/download/standard
and fill out you systom information, or post a snippet here. This would let us know more about your computer hardware.
Have you tried these drivers?
Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun 
Already used that update thingy but still nothing :C ,oh and here is the snippet
Attachment 141828
Attachment 141828
Install the Realtek driver, if needed.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
Strait from the Intel website:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...=3058&lang=eng
After looking up your mother board, this has to be the driver.
Did you try this driver already?
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...=3058&lang=eng
After looking up your mother board, this has to be the driver.
Did you try this driver already?
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
�� Quote: Originally Posted by p5bdkw �� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
DDsorry for dumb questions im only 12 yrs old D:
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa �� Quote: Originally Posted by p5bdkw �� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa Wait, It has to be enables in the BIOS because it is showing up on Device Manager, if it was disabled then it wouldn't show.
Sorry for the confusion!!
I don't know that it's common nowadays, but in the past I have seen many boards with disabled onboard audio still have it show up in device manager. Windows knows it's there - it just doesn't work.
I'm not saying that definitely is the problem, but it only takes 60 seconds to check...
I'm not saying that definitely is the problem, but it only takes 60 seconds to check...
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp i don't know that it's common nowadays, but in the past i have seen many boards with disabled onboard audio still have it show up in device manager. Windows knows it's there - it just doesn't work.
I'm not saying that definitely is the problem, but it only takes 60 seconds to check...
I'm not saying that definitely is the problem, but it only takes 60 seconds to check...
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
DDsorry for dumb questions....
then press F9 to set defaults.
then press f10 to save and exit
source:
http://www.intel.com/support/motherb.../cs-020304.htm
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa �� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
DDsorry for dumb questions im only 12 yrs old D:
then press F9 to set defaults.
cant i enable the audio bios only
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun �� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa �� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun ??? how do i do that
DDsorry for dumb questions im only 12 yrs old D:
then press F9 to set defaults.
cant i enable the audio bios only
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
DDsorry for dumb questions im only 12 yrs old D:
Restart the computer and look for a message saying "press (some key, probably Del) to enter the BIOS (or enter setup)".
Once you're in there, use the up and down keys on your keyboard to move around until you find the place to Enable/Disable it. In the picture I've attached (yours will probably look at least a little bit different) it's the line marked "Onboard Audio Function".
For the time being, DON'T mess with anything else in there!
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp �� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
DDsorry for dumb questions im only 12 yrs old D:
Restart the computer and look for a message saying "press (some key, probably Del) to enter the BIOS (or enter setup)".
Once you're in there, use the up and down keys on your keyboard to move around until you find the place to Enable/Disable it. In the picture I've attached (yours will probably look at least a little bit different) it's the line marked "Onboard Audio Function":
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp �� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp Dumb question, but have you made sure the audio is enabled in the BIOS?
DDsorry for dumb questions im only 12 yrs old D:
Restart the computer and look for a message saying "press (some key, probably Del) to enter the BIOS (or enter setup)".
Once you're in there, use the up and down keys on your keyboard to move around until you find the place to Enable/Disable it. In the picture I've attached (yours will probably look at least a little bit different) it's the line marked "Onboard Audio Function".
For the time being, DON'T mess with anything else in there!
Will try dat now
DD I guess the others missed this one. Does your computer's motherboard have a setup CD?? Its the disc that says something like "motherboard setup".It should come when you bought your PC. When Windows 7 was installed, some of the drivers have to be installed again and to do that, you have to run the motherboard's setup CD because it most likely contains the driver specifically designed for the built-in sound adapter. So if you have a motherboard's setup CD, run it. But whether or not that will work with Windows 7 is a question but better than not getting a compatible driver at all.
I was trying to hunt down a good BIOS picture and hadn't seen the most recent replies.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa That would work, but the only hitch would be that it might turn something else off that he needs. Not to mention that he wouldn't know what the settings were before in case he needed to change something back.
Your idea is fine. My main concern would be that for someone who doesn't seem quite at home in the BIOS to begin with it would be a real mess to try and sort out a dozen different changes that one little key press might make. That's why I warned him about not messing around with anything else while checking the audio.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa ...or he could just press F9 and set defaults per the users manual.
Your idea is fine. My main concern would be that for someone who doesn't seem quite at home in the BIOS to begin with it would be a real mess to try and sort out a dozen different changes that one little key press might make. That's why I warned him about not messing around with anything else while checking the audio.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp I was trying to hunt down a good BIOS picture and hadn't seen the most recent replies.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa That would work, but the only hitch would be that it might turn something else off that he needs. Not to mention that he wouldn't know what the settings were before in case he needed to change something back.
Your idea is fine. My main concern would be that for someone who doesn't seem quite at home in the BIOS to begin with it would be a real mess to try and sort out a dozen different changes that one little key press might make. That's why I warned him about not messing around with anything else while checking the audio.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa ...or he could just press F9 and set defaults per the users manual.
Your idea is fine. My main concern would be that for someone who doesn't seem quite at home in the BIOS to begin with it would be a real mess to try and sort out a dozen different changes that one little key press might make. That's why I warned him about not messing around with anything else while checking the audio.
It was still a good suggestion. If he has no luck finding the audio setting it would probably be the next logical step.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp I was trying to hunt down a good BIOS picture and hadn't seen the most recent replies.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa That would work, but the only hitch would be that it might turn something else off that he needs. Not to mention that he wouldn't know what the settings were before in case he needed to change something back.
Your idea is fine. My main concern would be that for someone who doesn't seem quite at home in the BIOS to begin with it would be a real mess to try and sort out a dozen different changes that one little key press might make. That's why I warned him about not messing around with anything else while checking the audio.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ionbasa ...or he could just press F9 and set defaults per the users manual.
Your idea is fine. My main concern would be that for someone who doesn't seem quite at home in the BIOS to begin with it would be a real mess to try and sort out a dozen different changes that one little key press might make. That's why I warned him about not messing around with anything else while checking the audio.
I agree
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp It was still a good suggestion. If he has no luck finding the audio setting it would probably be the next logical step.
Intel� Desktop Board DG41RQ — Product guides for DG41RQ
It claims that the audio system is composed of:
Intel ICH7
� Realtek ALC662 audio codec
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp It was still a good suggestion. If he has no luck finding the audio setting it would probably be the next logical step.
I have to make another post so this goes on noticed by the thread started whose looking for help. Read the quoted statement below:
�� Quote: Originally Posted by Vertex
�� Quote: Originally Posted by Vertex I guess the others missed this one. Does your computer's motherboard have a setup CD?? Its the disc that says something like "motherboard setup".It should come when you bought your PC. When Windows 7 was installed, some of the drivers have to be installed again and to do that, you have to run the motherboard's setup CD because it most likely contains the driver specifically designed for the built-in sound adapter. So if you have a motherboard's setup CD, run it. But whether or not that will work with Windows 7 is a question but better than not getting a compatible driver at all.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp It was still a good suggestion. If he has no luck finding the audio setting it would probably be the next logical step.
If your BIOS screen looks like this picture, use the right arrow key to highlight "Advanced" and look around in there. (Ignore the part circled in red - that's the best picture I could find for your board and what's marked has nothing to do with what you're trying to find.)
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp �� Quote: Originally Posted by ryuuseigun �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp It was still a good suggestion. If he has no luck finding the audio setting it would probably be the next logical step.
If your BIOS screen looks like this picture, use the right arrow key to highlight "Advanced" and look around in there. (Ignore the part circled in red - that's the best picture I could find for your board and what's marked has nothing to do with what you're trying to find.)
Does that mean it works?
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