Try this after your sound driver is installed. Right-click the Volume icon,
and choose Playback Devices. On the Playback tab of Sound, right-click an
empty spot of the window, and put a checkmark next to "Show Disabled
Devices" and "Show Disconnected Devices". From there, if Speakers shows up,
right-click the Speakers icon to enable.
Then Double-click the Speakers icon. On the Enhancements tab, put a check
next to "Disable all sound effects", then click Apply. On the Advanced tab,
click on Restore Defaults, and make sure both check-boxes, under Exclusive
Mode, do have a check mark. (Apply, OK).
"Alekra" <Alekra@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B472AA82-DDB2-4972-A94D-57654DDE9BE9@microsoft.com...
>I have the same problem with my Pavilion DV1760BR. I have tried to install
>a
> sound drive from HP site and from Windows Update, there is an icon and at
> Control Panel the message is that the driver is OK, but I have no sound.
> HP
> Technical Suport said that it can be a phisical failure. Does anyone have
> a
> similar situation?
>
> Thank you!
>
> "Elswee" wrote:
>
>> I have the same problem this will help you, : http://www.idt.com/?id=3969
>> choose pdf and follow few easy steps. Elswee.
>>
>> "Danizma" wrote:
>>
>> > MI haven't been on my Laptop for awhile but today when I tried to play
>> > something in Windows media player there was no sound. The sound icon
>> > at the
>> > bottom of the computer has an red X through it and says "No audio
>> > output
>> > device is installed". I'm a little computer eliterate so im not sure
>> > what to
>> > do in this case. Any suggestions?
>> > --
>> > Danizma