Vista Tutorial - No sound??????

I changed my computer to vista, and then I noticed that there is no sound!!!
So I went to sound prefrences and it said I have two devices (I only had
One!!!)
the one i dont have was working fine but the speaker are not connected.
So I disconnected the speakers and plugged them again, and still no result.
I went to help center and didnt find anything helpful.

P.S. When I had XP every thing worked fine

Go to the manufacturers site and download the latest drivers for your sound
card. If it's on the motherboard, download drivers from their site.


"ALEX" <ALEX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:80E0EAD9-3E55-46C8-A3D5-4287EA189AE6@microsoft.com...
>I changed my computer to vista, and then I noticed that there is no
>sound!!!
> So I went to sound prefrences and it said I have two devices (I only had
> One!!!)
> the one i dont have was working fine but the speaker are not connected.
> So I disconnected the speakers and plugged them again, and still no
> result.
> I went to help center and didnt find anything helpful.
>
> P.S. When I had XP every thing worked fine

Have you tried DELETING BOTH sound devices in Device Manager and then rebooting.
Also, have you downloaded the latest Vista drivers for your audio adapter? What
is your audio adapter?



"ALEX" <ALEX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:80E0EAD9-3E55-46C8-A3D5-4287EA189AE6@microsoft.com...
>I changed my computer to vista, and then I noticed that there is no sound!!!
> So I went to sound prefrences and it said I have two devices (I only had
> One!!!)
> the one i dont have was working fine but the speaker are not connected.
> So I disconnected the speakers and plugged them again, and still no result.
> I went to help center and didnt find anything helpful.
>
> P.S. When I had XP every thing worked fine

I dont know, How do I check

"Cal Bear '66" wrote:

> Have you tried DELETING BOTH sound devices in Device Manager and then rebooting.
> Also, have you downloaded the latest Vista drivers for your audio adapter? What
> is your audio adapter?
>
>
>
> "ALEX" <ALEX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:80E0EAD9-3E55-46C8-A3D5-4287EA189AE6@microsoft.com...
> >I changed my computer to vista, and then I noticed that there is no sound!!!
> > So I went to sound prefrences and it said I have two devices (I only had
> > One!!!)
> > the one i dont have was working fine but the speaker are not connected.
> > So I disconnected the speakers and plugged them again, and still no result.
> > I went to help center and didnt find anything helpful.
> >
> > P.S. When I had XP every thing worked fine
>
>

Control Panel > Device Manager, click + sign to expand Sound, video and game
controllers. There should be an entry (2?) with something like Realtek High
Definition, Sigma Tel, etc.

Post back with what you find and if you have duplicate entries for the same
device.


"ALEX" <ALEX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:088AD2C9-37BD-4D6D-85BE-802BDD57E5C8@microsoft.com...
>I dont know, How do I check
>
> "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
>
>> Have you tried DELETING BOTH sound devices in Device Manager and then
>> rebooting.
>> Also, have you downloaded the latest Vista drivers for your audio adapter?
>> What
>> is your audio adapter?
>>
>>
>>
>> "ALEX" <ALEX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:80E0EAD9-3E55-46C8-A3D5-4287EA189AE6@microsoft.com...
>> >I changed my computer to vista, and then I noticed that there is no
>> >sound!!!
>> > So I went to sound prefrences and it said I have two devices (I only had
>> > One!!!)
>> > the one i dont have was working fine but the speaker are not connected.
>> > So I disconnected the speakers and plugged them again, and still no result.
>> > I went to help center and didnt find anything helpful.
>> >
>> > P.S. When I had XP every thing worked fine
>>
>>