I need a driver for C-Media AC97 Audio Device. Can i get it somewhere for free ? it was accidently deleted?
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http://www.cmedia.com.tw/download/OS_e-cmi8738_index.htm
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Try this one first, it covers the 8738 and 9738 onboard CMI (c-media) solutions which are common on many mainboards that have the onboard CMI AC97 codec.\n\nhttp://www.softwarepatch.com/utilities/cmedia-9738.html\n\nAlternatively you can try some of the onboard CMI codecs from here if that doesn't work.\n\nhttp://www.ecsusa.com/downloads/drivers_sound.html\n\nBe very sure though that you actually have a c-media based controller - you might not. Look on your motherboard if you can at the actual chip it might be a Realtek chip - better yet download Everest Home edition (google it) and run that and it will tell you exactly what onboard codec you have (example 8738-9739-9338 etc..) and you can go from there. If you find out you have a realtek AC97 chip you would go directly to the realtek site to download it. If you have a VIA based AC97 chip you would go to viaarena to download it.
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you might try http://www.driverguide.com
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Your sound card probably still works.  Win 9x seems to occasionally kick-out device drivers, especially sound and video.  Did this computer come with recovery CD's?--I'm thinking no, because few computers made in 2001 came with '98.  If you have a separate CD for your sound card then simply re-install the drivers.  You can also see that it has a problem by Right clicking on my computer, then Device Manager -- if you see an exclamation mark next to it - click onto it.  It will say the device has a conflict or that the device drivers aren't installed, click on Re-install drivers and have it search drive C: or Option Cabs.  If you know the cards maker and model, get the latest drivers from their web site.  Best of Luck!
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if you know your sound cards manufacture go to www.driversguide.com and get them you will need to reg. first but it is free. you might get Lucky and try the computers man. web site if it is a on-board sound that means it is built in to the mother board
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Go to the manufacturer of the sound cards website and download the drivers for your soundcard.
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Customer Support\n(800) 252-5722\n\nYou can call that number and ask them to send you a copy of the installation CD.\n\nOtherwise you can find somebody that's selling it on an auction and ask them to send you the driver files.  Worked for me =)
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Try download.com or drivers.com
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Go to the manufacturer's website and look for Driver Updates.  These are always free.
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driverguide.com....its free.
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Try free down loads .com\n\nYour gonna need the maker of that sound card.. to get the driver.... downloaded..
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Hi. try the following link:\n\nmembers.driverguide.com\n\nThey've got loads of drivers from almost every manufacturer, even some that u'd never heard of.\nI got audio drivers for an old comp manufactured 5 years ago from this site and it worked.\nWhat u will need is the right manufacturer name and the model number of the device your looking for drivers for.\nU'll need to register with them though, but it's free.
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i suggest to find an CD for Audio Driver Software ...\nor\nyou can go to intel.com...maybe u can find it there\ni had this prob b4 ,,, i didnt find the realtik software
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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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ok\nthere wrong\ndo this\ngo to start then control panel\nok then go to system then hardware\nthen go to devise manager\nok now look for yer sound card or  whatever is not working\nright click it and select properties \nthen go to driver\nnow hit update driver\ncheck "install from a specific locaton"\nnow stear it to the folder you unzipped all the driver crap in\nshould work now\nif not choose roll back driver or try windows update\nthey got auto install drivers
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First check your speakers by plugging a known portable player to the input of the speakers and see if you have sound.  But be sure that you have the power supply turned on and connected to the speakers.  If you have sound then you can work to the sound card.  By that I mean be sure that your comnection from the speakers is in the proper input on the back of the computer and the connections are tight. (Which is labeled speakers). Or a symble of a speaker indicating the audio output.  If that don't help you may have to go into your bios setup and check that the audio codek is checked properly.  To go into the bios you may have to at boot up wait till you hear the first beep and hit the delete key and wait till the cmoss screen comes up then you can look through the settings and then determine what to do.  But be carefull ,  You may wan't to mark down anything that you change what it was before you changed it and to what you changed it to so that you can return it to its orginal spot if it dosen't work.  Hint most audio drivers are of the AC97 codek, Hope this helps.
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Go to http://www.DriversGuide.com, answer a few questions, and you can get a driver for almost ANY component. Check it out...