Fixed: Windows Xp- sound Problem

Lucky_wanderer · 01-14-2009

Hi,

I am new here not sure whether i have posted this in the correct section.

Could any one help?,the major problem i am having is no sound what so ever even though the speakers are all plugged in correctly,i can't seem to find out what sound card i have either(i am clueless).

I am using windows xp Home edition.

Thanks in Advance.

Jelly Bean · 01-15-2009

Hello and welcome to PCHelpForum.

Could you please state what make and model of computer you are using and what operating system you are running.

I have marked your thread as "Open" to receive advice and help from our Tech Team and helpfull members.

JB.

Lucky_wanderer · 01-15-2009

Hi,
Thanks, i am using a Packard Bell Nec,Desktop, Windows xp home edition Service pack 2.

Sir Trews · 01-16-2009

Hello Lucky!

No one is clueless, they just haven't asked the right questions yet!

Originally Posted by Lucky_wanderer

i can't seem to find out what sound card i have either(i am clueless)

In this regard, try clicking on the Smilie computer in my signature and running Belarc. It's a free identifying utility that should tell you which sound card you have.

In addition, if you could please,
Go to the User CP link at top or bottom left of this page. Once in there, click on the Edit Options button, slide down to Thread Display Options. In there, place a tic in the box allowing members to view your system specs then fill in all that you can.
What this does is place that info right under your name so that each time you post, it is easily available to whomever may be helping you, rather than having to go back to the beginning of a thread to find it. You can click on mine now to see what I mean.

Thanks

Gandalf · 01-17-2009

Please comply with Sir Trews request.

This will help us help you.

Lucky_wanderer · 01-17-2009

Originally Posted by Sir Trews

Hello Lucky!

No one is clueless, they just haven't asked the right questions yet!

In this regard, try clicking on the Smilie computer in my signature and running Belarc. It's a free identifying utility that should tell you which sound card you have.

In addition, if you could please,
Go to the User CP link at top or bottom left of this page. Once in there, click on the Edit Options button, slide down to Thread Display Options. In there, place a tic in the box allowing members to view your system specs then fill in all that you can.
What this does is place that info right under your name so that each time you post, it is easily available to whomever may be helping you, rather than having to go back to the beginning of a thread to find it. You can click on mine now to see what I mean.

Thanks

Hi,

Sorry for the delayed reply,i have filled in as much as i can for pc specs as i don't know what my motherboard/ Soundcard is however i have installed/ran the belarc advisor and it shows all the specs but i aint a clue what exactly is my sound card etc. Is it okay if i copy and paste my pc specs from the belarc advisor over to this post/site so someone can help me to get my sound on???

Thanks for the Help Guys

Sir Trews · 01-17-2009

Thanks for putting that info up there Lucky!

That will help us help you, as our Wise Wizard said.

Lets have a look at what you have here and we'll see what can be done.

01-14-2009	#1
Lucky_wanderer Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 16 PC Experience: Not that experienced at all	Windows Xp- sound Problem Hi, I am new here not sure whether i have posted this in the correct section. Could any one help?,the major problem i am having is no sound what so ever even though the speakers are all plugged in correctly,i can't seem to find out what sound card i have either(i am clueless). I am using windows xp Home edition. Thanks in Advance.

01-15-2009	#2
Jelly Bean Stoooooopid Girl. Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Swansea Posts: 12,727 PC Experience: None.	Re: Windows Xp- sound Problem Hello and welcome to PCHelpForum. Could you please state what make and model of computer you are using and what operating system you are running. I have marked your thread as "Open" to receive advice and help from our Tech Team and helpfull members. JB. __________________ Rwy'n ceisio fy ngorau.

01-15-2009	#3
Lucky_wanderer Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 16 PC Experience: Not that experienced at all	Re: Windows Xp- sound Problem Hi, Thanks, i am using a Packard Bell Nec,Desktop, Windows xp home edition Service pack 2.

01-16-2009	#4
Sir Trews Moderator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Where ever my 18 wheels take me! Posts: 2,536 PC Experience: Always Learning	Re: Windows Xp- sound Problem Hello Lucky! No one is clueless, they just haven't asked the right questions yet! Originally Posted by Lucky_wanderer i can't seem to find out what sound card i have either(i am clueless) In this regard, try clicking on the Smilie computer in my signature and running Belarc. It's a free identifying utility that should tell you which sound card you have. In addition, if you could please, Go to the User CP link at top or bottom left of this page. Once in there, click on the Edit Options button, slide down to Thread Display Options. In there, place a tic in the box allowing members to view your system specs then fill in all that you can. What this does is place that info right under your name so that each time you post, it is easily available to whomever may be helping you, rather than having to go back to the beginning of a thread to find it. You can click on mine now to see what I mean. Thanks __________________ Saesa omentien lle (Pleasure meeting you) ◊*Prework* ◊ *PC Specs ◊* *Da Rulez◊Donation!* ≈Toshiba≈GRC≈CCleaner≈WCG≈Memtest≈Speedfan≈**

01-17-2009	#5
Gandalf Elite Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: California, USA Posts: 4,386 PC Experience: PC Guru	Re: Windows Xp- sound Problem Please comply with Sir Trews request. This will help us help you. __________________ Klaatu Barada Nikto < Pre-Work ><CPUID>< SFC >< AV Scan >< BSOD >< Belarc ><How-To Geek> Join the PC Help Forum WCG Team and fight cancer with us! Last edited by Gandalf; 01-17-2009 at 08:25 AM.

01-17-2009	#6
Lucky_wanderer Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 16 PC Experience: Not that experienced at all	Re: Windows Xp- sound Problem Originally Posted by Sir Trews Hello Lucky! No one is clueless, they just haven't asked the right questions yet! In this regard, try clicking on the Smilie computer in my signature and running Belarc. It's a free identifying utility that should tell you which sound card you have. In addition, if you could please, Go to the User CP link at top or bottom left of this page. Once in there, click on the Edit Options button, slide down to Thread Display Options. In there, place a tic in the box allowing members to view your system specs then fill in all that you can. What this does is place that info right under your name so that each time you post, it is easily available to whomever may be helping you, rather than having to go back to the beginning of a thread to find it. You can click on mine now to see what I mean. Thanks Hi, Sorry for the delayed reply,i have filled in as much as i can for pc specs as i don't know what my motherboard/ Soundcard is however i have installed/ran the belarc advisor and it shows all the specs but i aint a clue what exactly is my sound card etc. Is it okay if i copy and paste my pc specs from the belarc advisor over to this post/site so someone can help me to get my sound on??? Thanks for the Help Guys

01-17-2009	#7
Sir Trews Moderator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Where ever my 18 wheels take me! Posts: 2,536 PC Experience: Always Learning	Re: Windows Xp- sound Problem Thanks for putting that info up there Lucky! That will help us help you, as our Wise Wizard said. Lets have a look at what you have here and we'll see what can be done. __________________ Saesa omentien lle (Pleasure meeting you) ◊*Prework* ◊ *PC Specs ◊* *Da Rulez◊Donation!* ≈Toshiba≈GRC≈CCleaner≈WCG≈Memtest≈Speedfan≈**

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