Error "no audio device".

If you have experienced a Windows "No audio device" error, it probably means that your sound card is not installed correctly. Other issues may cause this error, a badly installed sound card is the most common reason. If the sound card is not properly connected to motherboard or you don't have a connected audio controller, you will get this error. In addition, it is possible that the device you are attempting to use is not compatible with the motherboard you are using.

Common error troubleshooting.

Here are a few steps to resolve the most common error, a badly installed card:

You must first find your audio control device or the controller. This controller is giving you the ability to adjust the sound for all. From your Start menu, select your control panel. Then, proceed with the addition of hardware and search the material yourself.Don't let the computer search automatically, because if it is installed cannot be considéré.Ensuite, scroll to sound devices and locate your audio controller. Check the properties of the device and see if it is correctly installed. If it is not installed correctly, you will see a yellow highlight on device name poll

• The best way to solve this problem is to uninstall your sound card and drivers.You reboot, type bios, disable the onboard audio, game port, and noon.Then boot into windows, go to add remove programs and make sure that all programs for the device has been removed.

Then you must reinstall the sound card and any pilotes.Il is possible pilot updates have been made since the sound card was produced and published, it is advisable to visit the site of the manufacturer and see if there are updates to pilote.Une times you do this, restart computer once plus.Le problem is (more that probably) default in sound device is always included, you can select devices creative and it will probably work, but it is better to disable the edge all together.

Uninstalling and reinstalling sound most likely to resolve your problem.

Other troubleshooting tips

If you are still having difficulties, try these other troubleshooting ideas.

• If you think that your sound card may be 'dead', before buying a new one, I would recommend loan that is fully functional for a friend, if possible, and the installation of the to see if the error is in the card itself.

• Try using another PCi slot, Windows can detect as new rather than attempting to reconfigure on sound so locations currently sur.Ce can help you to determine if one of the connectors are bad.

• If you have an integrated sound but you are trying to use a sound card you purchased separately, check the a dashboard is disabled.

Check always the sound card you buy is compatible with your mère.Si card it does not say on packaging, doing a little research online before purchasing.