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May 18th 07, 04:56 PM
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NO SOUND N VISTA SOMEBODY HELP ME
I have only just bought this computer, iut had viista premium 64 bit
preinstalled and has an on board high definition sound card. (ADI AD1986A High Difinition Audio). I checked and it says the drivers are upto date and that there are no problems with the sound card. The computer isnt even recognising the fact that i have plugged my headset in and NO SOUND WHATSOEVER IS WORKING. Somebody help for a change. 
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May 18th 07, 05:06 PM
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NO SOUND N VISTA SOMEBODY HELP ME
Right click on the speaker icon in the Notification Area of the Taskbar, select
Playback Devices, make make sure your Speakers are set as default and go through the other Properties and Configurations are setup. As to the headphones, is there an icon for your sound device in the Notification Area, or an audio control panel somewhere in your All Programs? There may be headphone options there. "DaLonelyBaptst" wrote in message ... I have only just bought this computer, iut had viista premium 64 bit preinstalled and has an on board high definition sound card. (ADI AD1986A High Difinition Audio). I checked and it says the drivers are upto date and that there are no problems with the sound card. The computer isnt even recognising the fact that i have plugged my headset in and NO SOUND WHATSOEVER IS WORKING. Somebody help for a change.
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May 18th 07, 09:39 PM
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NO SOUND N VISTA SOMEBODY HELP ME
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DaLonelyBaptst says... I have only just bought this computer, iut had viista premium 64 bit preinstalled and has an on board high definition sound card. (ADI AD1986A High Difinition Audio). I checked and it says the drivers are upto date and that there are no problems with the sound card. The computer isnt even recognising the fact that i have plugged my headset in and NO SOUND WHATSOEVER IS WORKING. Somebody help for a change. Is it muted? Mine was by default. -- Conor Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.........
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May 19th 07, 01:15 AM
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NO SOUND N VISTA SOMEBODY HELP ME
Hi I did have a problem with sound card to in Vista. I bought a USB sound ,plug it in a usb slot and bingo very good sound. No sound card required. Price on e-bay $10 Australia Check it out. Greetings Adrian "Cal Bear '66" wrote in message ... Right click on the speaker icon in the Notification Area of the Taskbar, select Playback Devices, make make sure your Speakers are set as default and go through the other Properties and Configurations are setup. As to the headphones, is there an icon for your sound device in the Notification Area, or an audio control panel somewhere in your All Programs? There may be headphone options there. "DaLonelyBaptst" wrote in message ... I have only just bought this computer, iut had viista premium 64 bit preinstalled and has an on board high definition sound card. (ADI AD1986A High Difinition Audio). I checked and it says the drivers are upto date and that there are no problems with the sound card. The computer isnt even recognising the fact that i have plugged my headset in and NO SOUND WHATSOEVER IS WORKING. Somebody help for a change.
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May 19th 07, 05:26 PM
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NO SOUND N VISTA SOMEBODY HELP ME
Ok, it is not recognising any speakers or headsets that i plug in (i have
tried all the holes to make sure) and it still says the device is working fine and is creating sound. It is not muted and i have a m2n-mx motherboard if that helps? so overall Brand new Vista 64 bit with a M2n-Mx motherboard using the intergrated cound card. No sound generating. Supposedly upto date drivers. When i tried to play a song with windows media player it said something about drivers but i clicked x and now i cant remember  PLease somebody help me. And also thanks for the replies
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May 22nd 07, 04:29 PM
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NO SOUND N VISTA SOMEBODY HELP ME
I'm astounded at how many reply to these things but don't actually provide
any usueful help! Anway, I have the same issue and a workaround is to right-click the speaker icon on the bottom right, select playback devices and set the headset as the default. it then seems to work. It's still a bit sticky though e.g. if you pull the headset out whilst playing a movie you have to restart the application for it to play back through the headset again. "DaLonelyBaptst" wrote: I have only just bought this computer, iut had viista premium 64 bit preinstalled and has an on board high definition sound card. (ADI AD1986A High Difinition Audio). I checked and it says the drivers are upto date and that there are no problems with the sound card. The computer isnt even recognising the fact that i have plugged my headset in and NO SOUND WHATSOEVER IS WORKING. Somebody help for a change.
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