there is a yellow! point in front of multimedia audio device and i cant install and listen to music whatcanido
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The yellow exclamation mark could mean several things.\n\nFirstly, it could mean there are drivers installed, but they are incorrect, the wrong version, or whatnot.  previously, you could download a free program called Everest, which would scan your hardware and tell you all the technical details---such as what the actual model of your sound device was without having to crack the case open, pull the card out (if it's even a card, rather than being built-in), and hope it's even listed.  If you know what model sound card you have, google the manufacturer, go to their website, and get the most up-to-date drivers.  uninstall the device's drivers on your computer, and then install the drivers you downloaded.\n\nIt could also be a resource conflict.  On older computers, it was not uncommon to have two devices trying to use the same resources from the system at the same time, causing a conflict (and it may only be one of the two devices that would stop working).  If you've got a newer system, this is less likely, but still possible.  Right-click on the device where you see it with the yellow exclamation mark, and click Properties.  Somewhere in there, it should tell you what it's having the conflict with (this may also be helpful in determining what the problem is, even if it's not a resource conflict, if your computer has a new enough version of Windows).\n\nFinally, though this is the least likely, it could be that the hardware is physically damaged.  You might see about replacing it at a local computer shop, but most likely, this is a software issue, and something you could probably fix on your own without having to take it in (and pay for it).  There's stuff you could try inside the system, but unless you're comfortable with opening up your computer, I would recommend not doing it yourself.
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-> Check the Sound Card Drivers\n-> Check Volume Control\n-> Try using other speaker/head phone if it prob with comp or speaker
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go to device manager and reinstall the sound driver, it is probably corrupt, just click on reinstall driver
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Install one.\n\nI recommend Sony Sound Forge.
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If it is enable then check the drivers which supports to run the soundcard. and if all right then check ur sound card (hardware). if problem exist then deinstall all the drivers and reinstall it properly. and still problem exist buy the new sound card
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Do a system restore. Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore\n\nIf that doesn't work, reinstall your audio drivers
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My mate had the same problem, no sound from the speakers, so this is what I did: (Locate the Opearating System CD - or the Recovery CD that came with your computer ready)\n\nI'm assuming you are using XP:\n\n1. Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel\n2. Click on Performance and Maintenance\n3. Select "See basic information about your computer\n4. Select Hardware\n5. Click on Device Manager\n6. Under Sound, Video and Game Controllers - do you see a yellow explaination mark, if so click on it to open it\n7. Click Re-Install Driver\n8. Insert the CD-ROM I mentioned above\n9. Make sure Install the software automatically is selected and click on next\n10. After that I cant remember but it should be straight forward
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If it is Windows, try this.\n\nGo to device manager\nDelete the device entry for your sound card\nRestart Windows.\n\nWith any luck, your computer will detect a "new" sound card device and re-install the software for it.\n\nGood luck!
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something wrong with the sounds card
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U mean "Your audio devices don't work properly". If yes,\nYou'll have to get the audio installation CD (given with piece). If you don't have the CD you'll have to download its driver from its company site
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try to check if you can launch another multimedia application to test your audio. if it has the same problem, then u probably need to resintall the audio driver itself
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Use the XP drivers.  Rather than running the install programs, go to the Device Manager and select "update driver" for the audio device listed.  When you browse for the files, browse to the XP directory and try the INF files you see listed therein.
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If you have a recovery disc try installing your sound driver again. Go to Control Panel and then Go to Systems. Check what kind of sound card you have.\n\nThen go to http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/ and install the appropriate driver for it.
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Reinstall the drivers.\n\nYou can look in the 'control panel / system / hardware / device manager', and make sure that your sound card is showing up under Sound, Video, and Game Controllers.  If it's not then you have a hardware problem.
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try re-installing your sound card drivers, this normally works
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try uninstalling the sound card in device manager right click my computer then select properties then go to the hardware tab then click device manager then clcik on sound, video and game controllers then uninstall the audio card then delete all audio drivers and download or find your audio drivers the click action menu then click scan for hardware changes then when asked for drivers point it to where you put the drivers or if need be don't let it install drivers and run the driver setup for your sound card also you may need to take out the sound card of the computer take out all screws that hold the side on or the case on, take off the side or the case then touch the power supply the unscrew the sound card and clean the contacts with a pencil eraser if you have a on-board sound card don't worry about this step also do this as a last resort
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your missing the standard sound file codec...or to understand that better....the sound drivers are not installed. What's the error your getting?....then google it and download the drivers you need from that providing site.