Is it set to start in services?
Go to start type services.msc
Go to Windows Audio, Highlight it go to the start drop down box and set it to automatic.
Do the same to Windows Audio Endpoint.
Post back for more info.

Originally Posted by ilikefree

Is it set to start in services?
Go to start type services.msc
Go to Windows Audio, Highlight it go to the start drop down box and set it to automatic.
Do the same to Windows Audio Endpoint.
Post back for more info.

right im not saying this is rong cos it seems logical but i went to servises and audio wasent in thair have i done any thing

thank you for quick reply wasent expecting one till nex week or somin lol bye

OK, Go to control panel,classic view,sound.
If there is a speaker there does it have a green tick.
Try to right click and see if it brings up a menu (it should)
You could try sounds, and test a few in the sounds box
post back results
You should have had the sounds entries in services.msc as in this clip.

Speccy - System Information - Free Download
This program could help see what is on your system.
It will also help when you go to update the chipset driver, (next step)

Originally Posted by joshuasvc

ok so i did that and it had a tick i did a test on all no sound thank you for all you contrabution and that you keep coming back to help me

OK, Go to the speaker with the green tick,
right click and go to advanced, see if it is set to 24Bit 48000Hz and the exclusive section has both boxes checked.
In the levels menu see that the level is set to the right side (max)

You could run the speccy program and see who makes your chipset, and look at the sound section. Then go to their sites and download the latest chipset and sound drivers.
I will guide you in installing them once you have them.
Post back with results

I would reinstall SP2 as it helps to be as up to date as you can be.