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| | audio device on high definition audio bus issues Alright, so randomly the audio just stopped working on this dell inspiron e1405. it has recently been converted back to windows xp from linux, but it worked fine for a couple days after i got it back. now, everytime i reboot the computer the "found new device hardware" pops up and instructs you to find a driver. the automatic comes up with the IDT high definition audio codec, but when installed it tells me that it is unable to start. the troubleshooting guide tells me to uninstall and try again. i did this 2 times then i downloaded realtek's high definition codec and manually applied it to the audio device on high definition audio bus, and the same thing happens and it says it is unable to start. i've read some posts here and it says to do a system restore, which would be great except when i went to do it a dialog box popped up telling me that i had, had system restore shut off. thus, nothing to restore. i just want the sound on my lap top to work...does anyone have any advice? thank you so much! |
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| | Re: audio device on high definition audio bus issues "tashahayes" <tashahayes@newsgroup> wrote in message news:C5191753-E176-48B1-9134-994895D92D55@newsgroup Quote: > Alright, so randomly the audio just stopped working on this dell inspiron > e1405. it has recently been converted back to windows xp from linux, but > it > worked fine for a couple days after i got it back. now, everytime i reboot > the computer the "found new device hardware" pops up and instructs you to > find a driver. the automatic comes up with the IDT high definition audio > codec, but when installed it tells me that it is unable to start. the > troubleshooting guide tells me to uninstall and try again. i did this 2 > times > then i downloaded realtek's high definition codec and manually applied it > to > the audio device on high definition audio bus, and the same thing happens > and > it says it is unable to start. i've read some posts here and it says to do > a > system restore, which would be great except when i went to do it a dialog > box > popped up telling me that i had, had system restore shut off. thus, > nothing > to restore. i just want the sound on my lap top to work...does anyone have > any advice? > > thank you so much! issues is unlikely to be fruitful. Try this to locate an appropriate group. As you appear to be using a web interface, visit this page: http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/ In the tree on the left, open English, then open Windows. In the Windows subcategory, find and open the subcategory for Windows XP, and find a group there for your post. |
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