Fix audio device problems in Windows XP
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How to update windows XP audio / sound drivers
This post will help you if you are experiencing any of the following problems:
- you can't hear any sound from your computer
- sounds are interrupted or play abnormally
- your computer doesn't behave normally (crashes, restarts or stops responding) when playing sound
- You get an error message when trying to play a sound (below are some examples of error messages):
- WAV sound playback error detected.
- The CD Audio device is in use by another application.
- MIDI output error detected.
- Your audio hardware cannot play files like the current file.
- No wave device that can play files in the current format is installed.
To fix audio device problems with any of the above symptoms, you should first try the in-built sound troubleshooter. If this does not resolve the issue then you will need to look at manually or automatically updating sound drivers.
Windows XP Sound Troublshooter:
- Select Start > Help and Support
- Under Pick a Help Topic, select Fixing a problem
- On the left navigation panel, select Games, sound, and video problems
- In the right panel, select Sound Troubleshooter
Follow the on-screen instructions until your sound problem is resolved or you run out of options. If this happens then you need to look at the next option, updating your sound drivers.
Updating Sound Drivers:
You can use the Microsoft Update Tool in XP to check if there are updates for your sound drivers. If your sound drivers are out of date you will need to get details of the sound driver in question and then contact the manufacturer for an update. Some manufacturers are better than others in responding to these requests. Alternatively, you can let our driver update software do the work for you but there is a registration fee involved. For this option, select the 'Download Now' link below, otherwise follow the instructions below to try to manually update the drivers yourself:
- Select Start > Run
- Type dxdiag in the Open box - click OK
- Select the Sound tab
- Under Device, note the device name, and under Driver, note the name of the Provider
- Click Exit
You now have the information required to contact the sound driver manufacturer and request a driver update.
Automatic Driver Updates
A more simple and effective way of fixing driver-related errors is by using a reliable and efficient Driver Management Tool. Such software can fix even the most obstinate driver errors in a matter of minutes.
Easy Driver Pro is one the web's most trusted and comprehensive Driver Update Programs. By downloading Easy Driver Pro you can instantly resolve your drivers problems by scanning your PC for outdated, missing or corrupt drivers, which are then automatically updated to the most compatible version.
Click here to download and run a free Drivers Scan >>
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Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA790FX-DQ6When I turn on the computer, the computer detects headphones was detect. But nothing plug in for sound. Every time I turn on the computer, the same thing over and over. Then When I plug in the headphones or speakers .. the sound is not clear ..Already remove the drivers, install the sound drivers. regular thing recurring. is also updated sound drivers, but still the same problem.Very confused :)14th October 2012 8:52pm
please help me out.!!!30th May 2012 3:22pm
- when did you start experiencing the problems (does this coincide with software installations/ downloads or any upgrades to your operating system?)
- have you tried rebooting and still same problem?You can run our drivers diagnostic tool for free here http://www.drivers.com/update_audio_drivers.php this will at least confirm if the problem is with your drivers then we can take it from there!28th May 2011 4:25pm
any help?
thanks in advance,Igg
IGG28th May 2011 3:01pm
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sir26th March 2011 4:29am
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Just follow my instructions,
open ''MY COMPUTER''s properties
>hardware
>missing audio driver
>udate'
>chose from specific location
>chose from list
>plug and play audio drivers
>then unmark up right corner if marked.
>chose manufacture
'>intel
then
>intel realtek ac 97
then next,
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Reboot or n0t 'but driver or installed...Today 3:13am