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I reformatted my computer recently, but ever since my computer does not
recognize my speakers. When I go to "Sounds and Audio Device" in Control
Panel, it tells me "No Audio Device".
Prior to the reformat, my sound worked fine. What can I do?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware (More info?)
Ragav wrote:
> I reformatted my computer recently, but ever since my computer does
> not recognize my speakers. When I go to "Sounds and Audio Device" in
> Control Panel, it tells me "No Audio Device".
>
> Prior to the reformat, my sound worked fine. What can I do?
What sound hardware do you have? If it is onboard, did you install your
motherboard drivers?
I am having similar problems with audio. I always used headphones with the mic/phone jacks- no problems.
Then when my altec lansing headphones needed to be replaced, I bought a set with a USB connection.
They have been working fine, but the wire is worn, so I decided to see if the old ones were any better until I could get out to buy a new set.
My pc no longer recognizes the "altec lansing headphones" I used to use.
When I go into "sounds" in control panel, it says "no audio device"
I went out and bought new sennheiser stereo headphones with a 3.5 mm jack. I am getting the same message "no audio device" when I go into sounds in the control panel.
If I hook my broken USB headphones back up, it is listed as the default device in sounds.
Any ideas what I need to do? I don't want to buy another set of USB headphones because the sound was not nearly as good as the other type.
I checked for microsoft updates and everything is ok.
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