I downloaded siw. thanks.
is this what you need to know?

Property Value
Manufacturer Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Model GA-7VT600

Yes that's exactly what I needed. Download your audio drivers from here. Good luck and let me know if it works.

I downloaded it.
then ran it after it had finished downloading and it asked me to reset my computer.
so I did.
but I still have no sound.

do you any other ideas what could be wrong?

Your motherboard's on-board sound chip is bad. You might need to install a PCI based sound card

I'm trying to digitalize old analog files from VCR, and audio tapes to my PC.
to do that, I bough a PCI TV Card that has audio, video, S-Video, TV antenna inputs.The card came with a driver... and I installed the whole thing, and it looks like the installation went OK.
Still, when I connected my VCR analog lines to the card (S-Video + Audio in) - using either Video maker or Pinnacle 10 software - I was only able to get the video part, but no audio at all.
Could someone tell me why?
I would really appreciate it
Thanks
Jeanhttp

Have you tried using the right and left audio channels. Somtimes only the right or left audio channels are live, not both

Hi,
I dont know lots about computers but I am having a problem with my Multimedia Audio Controller and i cant hear any sound. The Multimedia Audio Controller is marked with a question mark and when i try to update it, it seys that its cant find the nessessary software to install it.

I realise that you will need extra information. Please tell me what you need and where I am suppose to be able to find it.

Please someone help me...I miss my sound!!

Mel

Use Everest Home Edition or SIW to tell us your Motherboard's model number. That'd be the main information we need.

Here is the information I found on my Motherboard. I'm not sure if it is what you are after but here it is anyway.

Motherboard Properties
Motherboard ID 65-0702-009999-00101111-050404-P4M266A$A0025001_BIOS DATE: 05/04/04 13:57:03 VER: 08.00.09
Motherboard Name Asus P4VP-MX

Motherboard Manufacturer
Company Name ASUSTeK Computer Inc.

Click on this link to download the drivers - best to save them to a new folder on in your documents folder so you can find it again - and then run the driver install routine.
http://dlsvr01.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/...NT&95_5280.zip

thankyou for helping me out but my sound still isnt working. i used the link you told me to use and i think i should have told you i have window xp. the folders only had 95 and NT4. i also restarted the computer and tried to update multimedia audio controller again but it still isnt working.
one of my speackers are making a repetitive clicking sound when they are turned on. should i be worried or concered about this?

sorry - my fault as I clicked the wrong link:
try this one
http://dlsvr01.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/...55_wdm5280.zip
don't worry about the clicking; it should go away once the driver is properly installed.

Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou!!! i now have sound...it sounds so good to have sound.
its been ages not having sound on this computer and it feels a bit wierd to be hearing sound from it. but im sure ill get used to it.
thanks heaps again. yeh when you gave me the right link it made much more sence. hehe.

oh yeh and did i say thankyou. :P
thanks again
Mel

It was a pleasure - and thanks for the thanks!

Okay um ive got the same problem as everyone else ...
sound isnt working ect.

MY MOTHERBOARD INFORMATION AND STUFF IS ...

motherboard
manufacturer - compaq
model - 07d0h



is that all you need to know ??

anyone ????

i found out some more stuff

my processors name is

AMD Athlon XP

specification:
AMD Athlon XP 1800+

Hey, recently i installed Windows XP with SP2 on my brothers laptop. It too has the audio controller problem and i can't find a driver for it. I've run the CPU-Z and under mainboard it says:

Manufacturer: toshiba
Model: Portable PC
Chipset: ATI IDCAB3 Rev: 05
Southbridge: ATI SB200
LPCIO: SMSC

BIOS:
Toshiba
Version 1.50
07/29/2004

The laptop is a Toshiba SA60-106 (according to a sticker underneath it)


Any help, greatly appreciated.

sorry - could not find any working references to your board on my local compaq site in UK - you should look at your local compaq site as it may be something only sold where you are.

Your laptop model did not show on my local list of products - where are you and please confirm the model - satellite - or whatever. It may be that there is no audio driver available for you OS upgrade.

I am in New Zealand (The laptop i assume to have been from Europe because Shift 3 was the pound symbol.)
And even if i can find an old driver?

I installed the realtek thing but the speakers screech before each sound or when opening a media player.



Toshiba
SA60-106

Model number: PSA60E-Few more digits to follow...

Hi and sorry about the rugby - for both our teams.
Drivers are device and usually OS specific with rare exceptions. For example some odd W2k drivers will work with XP but very few. If you cannot find an XP driver you could try W2k. A screech usually means a driver error.
I found your system spec on a French site and see that you have a Realtec ALC 250 audio system.
Go to http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...130/RTL8139B(L)
and dowload the top driver from this ftp address
ftp://61.56.69.18/cn/nic/PCI_Install_5673_0820.zip
Remember to ininstall the old one before you install the new driver.
Best of luck.

yeah, but at least we made it further than aussie! So they can't boast about being better than us!

Just to let you know, this laptop has always run XP home i think, so sound drivers shouldn't be impossible to find.

What exactly did you want me to do? I ran the second link to download the driver, installed (don't know how to select which driver) but i ran the setup, installed and still no luck.