when i install sound driver when it 80%compleet it display a error. this is?
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press the continue anyway button
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go to the manufacture's web site of your computer,look for audio drivers.. when downloading them do not save the download ,let it run from location
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Quickest easiest fix for problems like this is often  to download the newest drivers for your sound card.\n\n1. First you will need to know the name and model of your sound card, right click on my computer, click on properties, select the hardware tab then click device manager. Then click on the plus sign next to sound, video and game controllers. Your sound card is listed here. Sound Blaster is a common device.\n\n2. Type the name of your device into a Google Search to the effect of: "Drivers *name of sound card*" This will give you a bunch of sites you can download the newest driver. Download it to a location you'll remember, like your desktop.\n\n3. Once downloaded double click it and the driver should auto install. Reset your computer and you'll be back online.\n\nIf this doesn't solve the problem try uninstalling the driver first then reinstalling it. If this doesn't work you might have hardware problems. These are too many and too varied to answer here, call a friend who knows alot about computers and have them come over.
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Put in the soundcard. Install drivers. If not included look up the drivers for the model number online. Check in device manager and control panel/sounds and audio to make sure it works.
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You should be able to look up sound driver in a search engine and download a new driver if that dosent work then you might have to go and get a new sound card
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Try to reinstall the sound card's drivers.
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your sound card may not be compatible with the new OS, or you may need to reinstall or update the audio drivers to the latest version.
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Performing the following steps should resolve the issue :\n\n1. Open Device Manager\n2. Click on + Symbol for Sound VIdeo and Game Controllers\n\nIf there is an yellow color exclaimatory mark it indicates that the drivers are missing :\n\nIf it is Realtek sound card install the drivers from here :\n\nFor Realtek AC'97 : \nftp://61.56.86.122/pc\n/audio/WDM_A394.zip\n\nFor High Definition Audio :\nftp://202.65.194.18/\npc/audio/WDM_R147.zip\n\nIf the issue still persists, reinstall multimedia drivers from the Windows Components. Here are the steps :\n\nTo reinstall Multimedia in Windows XP, you have to first locate and edit the Sysoc.inf file. This will enable the Multimedia option in Add/Remove components list. The Sysoc.inf is a hidden system file that will not be listed by default. To view the Sysoc.inf file, you should enable the "Show Hidden Files and Folders" option under Files and Folders. \n\nYou can reinstall Multimedia by following these three steps: \n\nStep 1: Display all hidden files and folders. \nStep 2: Edit the Sysoc.inf file. \nStep 3: Reinstall Multimedia using Add/Remove Programs. \n\nStep 1: To display the hidden files and folders, follow these steps: \n\n1. Click Start and select Control Panel. \n2. Click Appearance and Themes. \n3. Click Folder Options and select the View tab. \n4. Enable the option "Show Hidden Files and Folders." \n5. Deselect "Hide Operating system Files" under Files \nand Folders. \n6. Click Apply and click OK. \n\nYou can now view all hidden files and folders. \n\nStep 2: Make changes in the Sysoc.inf file by following these steps: \n\nNOTE: Create a backup copy of the Sysoc.inf file before making any changes to the file. \n\n1. Click Start and select My Computer. \n2. Double-click C: drive. \n3. Double-click WINDOWS folder. \n4. Double-click the "Inf" folder and open the Sysoc.inf file. \n5. In the INF folder under the [components] section, locate the following entry: \n\n "MultiM=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,multimed.inf,hide,7" \n\n6. Remove "hide" from the entry and ensure that it appears as given below: \n\n "MultiM=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,multimed.inf,7" \n\n7. Save and close the Sysoc.inf file. \n\nStep 3: Reinstalling Multimedia using Add or Remove programs: \n\n1. Click Start and select Control Panel. \n2. Click Add or Remove Programs and then click Add/Remove Windows components. \n3. Double-click Accessories and Utilities. \n4. Deselect Multimedia checkbox. \n5. Click OK and click Next. Windows will complete the upgrade and prompt you to complete the process. \n6. Click Finish and restart the computer. \n7. After Windows loads, repeat steps 1-3. \n8. Select the Multimedia checkbox. \n9. Click OK and click Next. \n10. Click Finish and restart the computer. \n\nMultimedia is now reinstalled on the computer.\n\nIf the issue still persists check with direct sound using DirectX diagnostic Tool.\n\n1. click start\n2. click run\n3. type dxdiag\n4. click ok\nIn the directX diagnostic tool window\n\n5. click Sound tab\n6. click direct sound...\n\nThis should give you an error code
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it sounds like u might have lost the drivers to your sound card or maybe got erased either or they are very easy to find on line and down load that is if you know what company made your sound card.\nif need help IM me or email me be happy to help
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Your sound card could be shot. Click on Start, then go to My Computer, and RIGHT click, choose Properties. A box will appear, choose the Hardware Tab, then Device Manager. This will show all the hardware in your computer. If there is a problem with the sound card, the icon will have a exclamation point (!) in a yellow triangle. If your sound device does or doesn't right click on it, and choose Update Drivers, hopefully it will find one if it's a driver problem. Say your having no luck, download this free program called Advanced Windows Care, hopefully that will fix it if it's a software thing. Lastly unplug your speakers and plug a headset in where the speakers are to see if can hear anything, to make sure the speakers aren't toast. Best of luck
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If you have the recovery CD then you just need to re-install the sound driver. If you dont have it then go to http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/ and look for your sound card and install the driver.
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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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Check if your sound card/chip driver is enabled.\n\nNext check if your speaker volume control is set to mute/set to 0 in the control panel under sound, speakers.\n\nIf all else fails send in for servicing.
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Make sure that your sound card hardware in your computer is installed correctly. If necessary, re-install the driver for your sound card. If you don't have the driver for your sound card, contact your computer manufacture.
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You have IRQ conflict. re install sound driver
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start by seeing if there is any hardware issues. right click my computer|goto hardware|device manager|scroll dwon to sound video controller|click on the + tab|is there is a question mark over any of the stuff you see there.simply just richt click and update the drivers ..it will do it via the internet. you can do this any way to get the latest update for the current driver...take care\nthe maddMann
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If you dont have a sound card than try re-installing your motherboard drivers. All PCs have motherboards (or mobos we call them...) check/find out what mobo you are using (the brand - is it - ABIT, ASUS, MSI etc)  and what chipset its working on (is it Intel, Nvidia etc). Than go to the appropriate mobo manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers. This should usually work. Good luck.