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When I upgraded my graphics card my sound went out
- Thread starter cwordonez
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Solution
- Aug 3, 2006
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Go into Control Panel --> Device Manager.
Towards the bottom of the list, you should see an entry for "Sound, Video and game controllers" or something similar.
Expand the tree.
I suspect you'll see your sound devices listed here and each will have a yellow exclamation point.
If this is the case, please list each device listed here.
If this is a custom built system, please list your motherboard manufacturer and model number.
If this is an off the shelf, system, please list the system manufacturer and model number.
-Wolf sends
Towards the bottom of the list, you should see an entry for "Sound, Video and game controllers" or something similar.
Expand the tree.
I suspect you'll see your sound devices listed here and each will have a yellow exclamation point.
If this is the case, please list each device listed here.
If this is a custom built system, please list your motherboard manufacturer and model number.
If this is an off the shelf, system, please list the system manufacturer and model number.
-Wolf sends
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