ok.. I'm stuck.. puzzled...
I recently had a professional computer fix it company wipe my computer and now I do not have any sound. I do not have even the little icon on the bottom left hand corner to turn volume up or down. My keyboard does not allow me to turn the volume up or down, it seems unresponsive to volume but does light up on the screen showing VOLUME... but of course, there is no volume... I am computer illiterate and thirsty for answers...
Operating System
Microsoft Windows XP Professional (5.1, Build 2600)
Media Center Edition Version 2002 Service Pack 3
System Manufacturer: HP Pavilion 061
System Model
Enclosure Type: Desktop
RC663AA-ABA a1640n
BIOS: Phoenix - AwardBIOS v6.00PG
Processor
Intel(R) Core (TM)2 CPU
6300 @ 1.86GHz (2 CPUs)
Memory: 2046MB RAM
DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904)
Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices>Volume
indicates 'no sound' and Device Volume is all the way to LOW and everything is GREY and untouchable/unchangeable
Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices>Audio
indicates 'no playback devices' on Sound Playback
Sound recording is working fine as I use skype many times but I can not hear the other party but they can hear me just fine.
Starting with the BIOS, I went into Audio and made sure this was enabled.. it was...
downloaded/installed Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio
and
downloaded/installed REALTEK AC97 Audio
the DEVICE MANAGER>system speaker says there are no drivers installed for this device; Device Manager shows NO yellow flags;
DEVICE MANAGER>Sound, video, and game controllers has:
>ATI Function Driver for High Definition Audio - ATI AA01
>Audio Codecs
>Legacy Audio Codecs
>Legacy Video Capture Devices
>Media Control Devices
>USB Audio Device
>Video Codecs
Checking all hardware reveals that all devices (Audio Codecs, Legacy Audio Devices, Media Control Devices etc..) are working properly.
I have tried the Windows XP trouble shooting menus without success.
I have RUN> typed in 'services.msc
then checked Windows Audio>General
verified that Start up type is 'Automatic'
and even >Windows Audio>Restart the Service on all failures...
yet, still no sound...
I have checked the speakers and it seems like there is noise/static coming out but i can only hear it if earplugs are plugged in... so it seems that the connection is fine.
after RUN>
typing in 'dxdiag'
DIRECTXDIAGNOSTIC TOOL>Sound
it reads under notes,
'No sound card was found. If one is expected, you should install a sound driver provided bv the hardware manufacturer'.
This is where I get fuzzy and lost. Do I need a new sound card installed? Is that the problem?
I would be grateful for any advice that could be offered. Please speak in laymans terms... and explain in detail your directions.. Thank you kindly.
During device enumeration, the HD Audio bus driver detects the codecs that are attached to the HD Audio controller's HD Audio Link. For each codec, the bus driver loads one function driver (if available) for each function group that it finds within the codec. Firstly, check the steps below. Open Control Panel/Device Manager/Sound Video and game controllers/Realtek High Definition Audio/Driver/Uninstall//Check Box (Delete the driver software for this Device)/Restart Computer. Have you tried get into Safe Mode to install the driver? Download the driver from the official website of the manufacturer.
I installed Windows 10 (April 18 update) on external SSD drive that can be selected on the iMac's startup. Run the Boot Camp Windows Support Software and everything is fine, Apple mouse & keyboard, except audio is missing. Windows 10 Device Manager app does not show any problems with the drivers such as yellow triangles or red crosses. In fact, when a video is played the green volumen bars in the audio device driver properties move but there is no sound at all.
Audio Device On High Definition Bus
High Definition Audio Driver Hp
- iMac is the latest 2019 model.
- Windows 10 is up to date according to Windows update app (had to use April 18 update as start version since the installation does not work with October 18 version).
- Drivers are update to date according to Windows.
- Installed Windows 10 on external SDD following these instructions: https://blog.macsales.com/40947-tech-tip-how-to-use-boot-camp-on-an-external-drive, https://medium.com/@svenkirsime/install-windows-on-the-external-ssd-hdd-for-your-mac-5d29eefe5d1, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=910Y1hLreRc&t=117s.
During device enumeration, the HD Audio bus driver detects the codecs that are attached to the HD Audio controller's HD Audio Link. For each codec, the bus driver loads one function driver (if available) for each function group that it finds within the codec. The package provides the installation files for AMD High Definition Audio Bus Driver version 15.20.0.1. In order to manually update your driver, follow the steps below (the next steps): 1. SM Bus controller - Install the Intel chipset driver. Base system device - Install the card reader driver. Ethernet controller - Install the Broadcom LAN driver. Audio device on high definition audio bus - If you are using pre-SP3, you need to install KB888111 first. Then install the Realtek audio driver and the modem driver.
Intel High Definition Audio Driver
High Definition Audio Bus Driver
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Audio Device On High Definition Audio Bus Driver Windows Xp
Posted on Apr 19, 2019 1:38 AM