im having a problem with my multimedia audio controller i recently rebooted and havent had sound since its the only thing i havent been able 2 fix the specs of my comp r

Motherboard Properties
Motherboard ID 63-0100-000001-00101111-012204-iSPGDL_G$BF865001
Motherboard Name Intel La Crosse D865GLC

Operating System Properties
OS Name Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
OS Code Name Whistler
OS Language English (United States)
OS Kernel Type Multiprocessor Free
OS Version 5.1.2600 (WinXP Retail)
OS Service Pack Service Pack 1

C-Media CMI8738/C3DX Audio Device PCI
SoundMax Integrated Digital Audio (Intel D865GLC) PCI

i would really appreciate any help at all cause i cant find anything that will fix this problem thank you :-)!!!

here's the deal
i have a TOSHIBA Satellite A75 PSA70U-003002 lap which suddenly started having trouble with the audio well to be more clear i cannot listen to anything...i saw that the multimedia audio control stuff got uninstalled so i tried installing it with the cd that came with the lap the one used to install unistalled drivers and reformat the computer anyways i tried with that and it was useless...i would like to know what could i do since i have no other cd and the computer indicates me that i need a cd to install it so i went ahead and got to the Toshiba support page and started looking in the driver section if i could find it but to my not so big surprise i found out that they don't have that in their support page anyways is there a specific place where i can download the multimedia audio control or do i have to format my computer and start from zero...
would appreciate all the help im desperate without the audio..for me it is quite annoying not being able to hear music while i use my computer anyways thanks in advance for any response and i hope someone can help me

Gawd whats teh reason why so many people are having this issue with the multimedia audio controller? are we getting bad chips or loser sound cards? or is this just a combo of all that plus xp???? well i guess you can add another person with issues and yellow question marks and no sound.. Yes ive tried to read other known facts or helpful hints but everyones cpu and motherboards are different. Well heres my specs, and i hope someone with simular issues or a guru from Ts can help me out thanks in advance...

Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2(2600)


3.00 gigahertz Intel Pentium 4
8 kilobyte primary memory cache
512 kilobyte secondary memory cache


Board: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. P4P800-E Rev 1.xx
Bus Clock: 200 megahertz
BIOS: American Megatrends Inc. 1009.003 09/05/2005


NVIDIA GeForce FX 5900XT [Display adapter]
hp f50 [Monitor] (15.2"vis, s/n 00799, October 2002)


Sound Blaster Audigy SE just purchased it today from an old SB0220
(after installing new card still no sound ARGH!!!!)

I checked on belarc advisor and theres no evdience of damaged or missing files just some updates i need that arent linked to mulitmedia..

sigh i still have no replys can anyone help me plz. Ive tried to trouble shoot uninstalled the old drives and installed new ones and i have some sound but just basic stuff like windows stuff from the themes ive gone to the website and gotten the ac 97 sound files from my motherboard and still nothing im at my wits end can someone plz help me all the specs to my computer are listed.

do windows repair, then try installing drivers again..

Thanks, i turned back my setting to an earlier period when i didnt have any problems. And I removed my drives and reinstalled a new ac97 the next day it work just fine. Thanks for all the help and support

[COLOR="Black"]I'm having the same problem as everyone else. I have an Everex NC1500 Laptop, I got it for Christmas of 2006, and the multimedia audio controller is now missing. I have no volume control in my start menu and have no volume at all coming out of my speakers.

I run Windows XP

I went to the everex home page and got no help. They told me to make sure it was not muted. Please help.[/COLOR]

hey everyone. im new to tech spot and i need some help reallly bad!
i think i accidently deleted something important from my compter yesterday when i was removing some programs (i know, stupid) and now i cant hear any sound from my computer. no music or anything from websites. so if anyone could please help me, it would be greatly appreciated here is some of my computer info. :

OS Name Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Version 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2 Build 2600
OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation
System Manufacturer MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD
System Model KM400-8235
System Type X86-based PC
Processor x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 1 AuthenticAMD ~1598 Mhz

hey, i recently had the same problem with the soundmax integrated digital audio that pretty much all you guys seem to have. judging by the dates on your posts i hope this will help someone at all.

okay, so i'm going to have to assume you've downloaded the drivers, or you have them on a cd. you'll need to open the add hardware wizard. go to the control panel, then click add hardware. the same thing will also pop up if you detect new devices in the device manager, or if you restart and it doesn't recognize your multimedia audio controller.

from there. you should:
-click "yes, i have already connected the hardware", then Next.
-pick "multimedia audio controller" from the list
-specify the location of the .inf file in the driver package you got. for the soundmax drivers, from the extracted folder go to SMAXWDM then W2K_XP then select the .inf file you see.

then you're done! i hope this helps if you googled this thread like i did.

Replying to you question joneslu07 I agree with howard hopkinso. Use the manudactors site.

I recovered my friends PC sound after his hard disk failed. His motherboard is GA-8SIMLNF VER 2.0 . This identity is clearly printed on the motherboard. In DirectX I believe the motherboard was identified as GA-8SIMLNF REV 1.x so this may be relevant to you.

The driver is described as ‘SigmaTel C-Major (STAC97N) for SiS audio driver’. The drive install file is called STAC97N_613109010.exe and is suitable for XP operating system. I suggest you go to 'support packardbell com/uk'
and click through the site's ‘model selector’ until you get to the down load support sections for PC models IXTREME 6052 or IMEDIA 3042. You will find the audio driver installation file there. Both of these models use the GA-8SIMLNF motherboard and are manufactured by Packard Bell.

hello All,

Using "aida32" i found out that i have "Intel 82801EB ICH5 - AC'97 Audio Controller PCI" onboard sound card, but i am not getting any drivers for the same. Please help me.
Tried searching on driverguide.com and also on intel's site.. can anyone help me with this

Thanks a ton
Shruti

The Intel 82801EB ICH5 is your IDE or SATA controller. The AC'97 Audio Controller PCI is a generic name for your audio chip. What motherboard do you have? From there we can look up the specs and get the driver for you.

Hi,
I hope these details would do good

Motherboard Properties
Motherboard ID 63-0100-000001-00101111-030705-iSPGDL_G$BF865001
Motherboard Name Intel Bay Field D865GBF / La Crosse D865GLC

Front Side Bus Properties
Bus Type Intel NetBurst
Bus Width 64-bit
Real Clock 200 MHz (QDR)
Effective Clock 800 MHz
Bandwidth 6400 MB/s

Chipset Bus Properties
Bus Type Intel Hub Interface
Bus Width 8-bit
Real Clock 67 MHz (QDR)
Effective Clock 267 MHz
Bandwidth 267 MB/s

Motherboard Manufacturer
Company Name Intel Corporation


Please help!!!!

This should be your sound chip driver.

Hi,
After downloading the driver given on the link by you.. i tried to execute the .exe... however amidst the installation i get a message saying "Driver not found! Reboot your system, and run this setup again"

BIOS setup says Audio is enabled.
Have also Run the
Stuck badly...

I don't know what to tell you. That is the only Windows XP driver available from Intel for the sound chip on your motherboard. I've assumed that you have Windows XP.

Hey,
No problem...

Just a qucik update to this thread - if anyone is looking for a multimedia audio controller for a Packard Bell (labelled NEC Computer), iPRO the driver is also labelled as 'stac97_sis_614013798' from the ipro 2004> product list in the packard bell download link here;

support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?i=6943480000&pi=platform_veloce_ipro

This driver is for a GA-8SIMLNF Rev 3.1 Motherboard as the realtek driver that giga-byte recommend causes a STOP error on installation

Thanks for the tips above I have solved my multimedia audio controller driver issue

aida32 is very useful software for all system info!!!

I have the thing where it is looking for the Multimedia Audio whatchamacallit. No sound at all. It was after I had gone through to delete some programs (yup... I'm dumb) so it must have been that.

I have no CD. I inherited this computer. All I can tell you is that it's a Dell with Pentium 4. Yup, I know NOTHING about computers. So, how do I find out the information needed to find out what driver I need to download off of the net? If you can, explain it to me like I'm nine... or better yet 90 (no offense to the older tech geeks).

Thank you SO much!

James