Sorted it. :D

Control Panel>Sounds>Right Clicked on a setting and enabled. Works a fluffing treat now. :facepalm:

Software I tried didn't work.

@MJFF88 - I clicked on the worng link I didn't scroll down. :rolleyes: but once I did click the drivers it didn't work anyways. :(

@ Planty02 & Cavey - I'll try both. Thanks Guys. :thumbs:

Jist for peoples reference. I use hirens disc alot. Google it. Its a utility disc full of tools and there is a device scsnner on there :)

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Originally posted by 5dr corsa-3dr_polo
Cavey, that worked BUT, once it foudn the drivers, it came up with an icon to downlaod, clicked on that but then it asked me to buy the softwawre. :lol: I'll try the google idea. :thumbs:

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Probably. Give it a go and see if it works.

Found the sound, it's attached to the Motherboard. Foxconn (pictured). It's where you plug a lead from there to monitor. (of that helps).




Is this what I need to download?

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Really? :S

It was AC'97 drivers

@MJFF88 - Downloaded that sofware just scans the pc then asks me to purchase it to repair anything.

@ed - Will have a butchers give me 10 mins.

Give these a try, chances are you'll be in luck..

http://www.brothersoft.com/d.php?soft_id=65159&url=http%3A%2F%2Fusfiles.brothersoft.com%2Futilities%2Fdrivers%2FWDM_A406.exe

You don't have the driver installed. Find out the type of sound card in the computer and download and install the driver. Then you will have sound.

You might find that the audio is built into the motherboard.

Custom built from, one of theose computer fairs. she had Vista Business on before and she had sound then, but since i had reinstalled XP Pro, there has been no sound?

Take side of case off....

A) If its onboard soundcard, the motherboards number will be somewhere on the motherboard itself. Get the number and google "#mobonumber# drivers"

B) If its a PCI soundcard, the number should be on that.

Is it a custom build or was it made by somebody in particular?

What make/model is the pc? Try looking on yhe manufacturers website

Any other ideas?

Nope didn't work.

Cavey, that worked BUT, once it foudn the drivers, it came up with an icon to downlaod, clicked on that but then it asked me to buy the softwawre. :lol: I'll try the google idea. :thumbs:

I'll admit, i've not used this but...

http://driveragent.com/?q=online+driver+scanner

Try that, or just search on google for free online driver scanner.

Should be able to find the drivers you need for the sound card, then search on google for the drivers.

At a massively random stab in the dark guess, Realtek AC97 would probbly work :|

Right guys, once again I need your help. On my girlfriend's pc at the moment she had sound when she was using Vista Business. Since that expired and kept asking for Gen Keys, I reinstalled Windows XP Pro. But now she is not getting sound. :boggle: I have looked online but can't seem to find anything, searched control panel, looked in System, Device Manager and under Other devices>Audio Device on High Definition Audio Bus there is a yellow question mark next to it, now it says get drivers from Software CD, but we don't seem to have one. Looked in Bios and can't see anything unless I was looking in the wrong section?

Any help please?