Hello Pros',
About a week ago I logged on my PC and noticed there is no sound. So I go check everything; Connection; Update/Rollback Drivers; Check speakers/headphones; Device Manager check for problems, even turn them off and turn on one by one; Volume Control in about the 5 different places that exist on my UI. I find a thread about the problem which was difficult for the same problem I had and the gentlemen said to download a program called EVEREST. A great program that basically tells all about all of your hardware. Well I click on chipset and it doesn't have any information. So I obvious think I need to update my driver on my motherboard. I install the driver still no sound. Then I click the EVEREST button again and its still not reading any chipset. I was hoping any of you smarter guys could lend some brain cells and tell me what the problem is.
MB: Asus M4A79T deluxe (Its a little old, I know, but I have to save it. Beautiful board.)
Win XP
About a week ago I logged on my PC and noticed there is no sound. So I go check everything; Connection; Update/Rollback Drivers; Check speakers/headphones; Device Manager check for problems, even turn them off and turn on one by one; Volume Control in about the 5 different places that exist on my UI. I find a thread about the problem which was difficult for the same problem I had and the gentlemen said to download a program called EVEREST. A great program that basically tells all about all of your hardware. Well I click on chipset and it doesn't have any information. So I obvious think I need to update my driver on my motherboard. I install the driver still no sound. Then I click the EVEREST button again and its still not reading any chipset. I was hoping any of you smarter guys could lend some brain cells and tell me what the problem is.
MB: Asus M4A79T deluxe (Its a little old, I know, but I have to save it. Beautiful board.)
Win XP
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