re: Windows reports ''no audio device''
Tuesday, October 14, 2003 at 10:52 pm Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Wilford
(1 messages posted)
Hi, Fred,
You probably need to install the driver for your audio device, whether it is an onboard
device or a plug-in device. There is no need to follow the instruction in the previous
discussion by going through … --> [Device Manager]--> …, [Sound], … etc. Once the
drive is installed by a setup program, every relevant file will be automatically
upgraded. Then the 'no audio device" message should disappear.
Ignore about Microsoft driver or installation guide, the instruction is just not
clear enough. That was why there had been problems. Someone said this was due to
a virus, but it wasn't. You can reformat the whole disc, and the problem will still
be there.
Good luck.
Wilford
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