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paul123
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Hi
I have got no sound from my PC, my sound card is a Soundblaster Audigy A400, I tried to update all my drivers recently and it happened after this, but when I click on device manager, all drivers are up to date. However when I go to Control Panel/ Sounds and Audio devices/ Properties/ the sound blaster icon and screen is grey, sound is on minimum and I am unable to change anything. Can anyone please help??
I have got no sound from my PC, my sound card is a Soundblaster Audigy A400, I tried to update all my drivers recently and it happened after this, but when I click on device manager, all drivers are up to date. However when I go to Control Panel/ Sounds and Audio devices/ Properties/ the sound blaster icon and screen is grey, sound is on minimum and I am unable to change anything. Can anyone please help??
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roll back your driver - if it ain't broke, don't fix it!IT Field Service Engineer, 20 years with screwdriver and hammer
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Which OS you are using?0
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I'm running Windows XP SP3. I've checked everything I can think off...device manager, mute, tested the speakers on my other PC which works OK etc. I also removed the Sound Blaster Audigy software completely (using the Sound Blaster Disc which came with the PC) and then did a full install. All to no avail, still no sound coming through whatsoever. The problem occured when I decided to update all my drivers (bad idea I now realise). The full re-install I've just done has did put back all the original drivers back on my PC, so you'd think that would have sorted it?! Thanks for your help.0
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Make sure your on-board audio is turned off and the card is set to default.0
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Thanks for your reply but how do I do that?0
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put some earbuds in the PC speaker plug - don't put the buds in your ear, but hold them close-ish
both master and other volumes, left & right speakers all on the mixer panel turned up?0
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