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EMachine replaced Motherboard now No Sound

Discussion in 'Audio and Video' started by joel1634, Nov 24, 2007.

  1. joel1634 Newcomer, in training

    Hi everyone,

    I'm new to Techspot, but I have read many of the subjects for reference.

    I installed a new motherboard (Intel P4M-865G-MAX ), and power supply.
    Then, reinstalled operating system XP Home with no issues until I tried to test all the hardware. More specific to play a music CD with no sound. I have an integrated Realtex AC97 audio (6 Channel). Has XP Home Home.

    I checked all the volume controls to make sure volume was high enough and not muted. Also, checked the DirectX with the dxdiag cmd, with no problems, 2 set of speakers, and reinstalled the audio driver . Then I went to Realtek and updated the AC' 97 audio driver...Tried 2 different CD's. I reinstalled the chipset drivers too.

    I need help I don't know what is wrong..Is the audio chip bad it's a new motherboard!! Please help.


    Thanks,

    Joel1634
  2. Superinc Newcomer, in training Posts: 106

    if you are using the front plugs , make sure you connected font audio panel header..
  3. cosmos100 Newcomer, in training Posts: 82

    Realtek AC97 seems to have a lot of issues with drivers... You have already got them off the internet, tried updating?
  4. Tmagic650 TS Ambassador Posts: 18,991   +73

    You can always disable the on-board sound in the bios (make sure the on-board sound is enabled now) and install a PCI based sound card like the Creative Audigy SE