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Solve : No sound after reinstall? |
Answer» I recently installed Windows XP Pro (previously had Home edition) and after the clean install, I lost my sound. In the Device Manager, the properties for the Multimedia Audio Controller says: "This device is not configured correctly. (Code 1)" I ran Everest and it downloaded and installed Realtek, which solved that problem, but I couldn't install the driver because Windows kept giving me a message saying that the Windows Logo was not verified. I've uninstalled Realtek and am back to square one because I can't seem to find anything that will work. message saying that the Windows Logo was not verifiedI've never heard of such message. PLEASE, post exact message. Quote downloaded and installed Realtek, which solved that problemSolved what problem, since you couldn't install driver?The problem it solved was that the Multimedia Audio Controller was showing as not being configured correctly. It moved it from an "unknown device" to the "Sound, video, and game controllers" in the device manager. However, it still showed an exclamation mark because there was no driver installed. When I tried to install the drive, the message I RECEIVED was: "Realtek AC'97 Audio has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify compatibility with Windows XP. Continuing your installation of this software may impair or destabilize the correct operation of your system. Microsoft strongly recommends that you stop this installation now and contact the hardware vendor for software that has passed the Windows Logo testing." I even tried uninstalling it and re-downloading it, making sure I was downloading the correct on for my OS, but got the same message.Why did you download Realtek driver, since Everest says Legacy Audio Drivers? Your best bet is to go here: http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/dlcenter.asp, enter serial number, and get a driver. I used the Driver Detective, which is what downloaded the Realtek for me. I already tried going to the link you gave, but Gateway has been bought out by MPC and they don't seem to have a site you can download it from. I was hoping to get it sooner than I probably will than if I have to TRACK down whoever I need to contact at MPC. Geuss I'm not going to have any luck.I checked your motherboard specs at Intel: http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/rg/, and it looks like it uses SoundMAX audio. Then, I went to Gateway site, and checked E-4100 model (E-4000 is not listed), and indeed, it uses SoundMAX audio. Try these drivers: http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/search.asp?ref=step&st=browse&platform=10021&model=10613&os=10406&type=10096I've installed the SoundMAX driver in my Device Manager it now SHOWS that it's working properly and that I have the most current driver, but I still have no sound.Did you restart computer? Did you check, if the sound is not muted? What kind of speakers are you using? Built-in, separate, self-powered? |
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