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How to troubleshoot onboard audio - Computer Hope
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Onboard Audio dead? Solutions? | Tom's Hardware Forum
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Well i doubt the onboard audio is just dead there is probably some kind of software issue i would make sure your getting the correct drivers …
Onboard audio dead. - ROG
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?1250-Onboard-audio-dead
Anyone else have problems with thier onboard audio? It gave up on me about midnight last night at a lan. I was using the windows driver that 7 automatically installed and since then I've tried everything in the book and realtek drivers from asus. Its dead. Windows says its working but the output is just a loud hiss. The optical out works perfectly though.
Solved: on-board Sound suddenly died ... - Experts …
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of the eighteen minute clip, the sound suddenly died. 1. My first suspects were the speakers but they are fine. I checked them with another pc. 2. I also checked the problem-pc with some working head-phones. No luck. 3. I checked *all* the various volume settings.
How to troubleshoot onboard audio - Computer Hope
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Troubleshooting onboard audio Verify the sound card is enabled in BIOS setup. The majority of all onboard sound cards can be enabled or disabled in BIOS. How to enter the BIOS or CMOS setup. Once this setting is verified as enabled or installed in BIOS setup, verify that the sound is working correctly. How to fix missing or lost sound in Windows.
how to know if your onboard sound is dead? - Computer …
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Re: how to know if your onboard sound is dead? « Reply #2 on: May 10, 2010, 08:42:09 AM ». disconnect your current sound card and try the on board one. Logged.
Badcaps Forums - Dead onboard audio... again?!
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Re: Dead onboard audio... again?! Well... misbehaving peripherals are usually a consequence of an overtaxed PSU. When out of the blue LAN or USB ports start to act out, a common reason is the PSU is on the way out, and can't supply enough amperage to feed the whole system anymore.
Onboard Audio Dead? - PC audio - Whirlpool Forums
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Most problems with onboard audio are driver/software related. But then it looks like you have tried the normal things... one important thing is not to just install a new driver over the top, but uninstall the old driver first. Some people say: - Remove driver (via eg control panel) - reboot - disable onboard audio in BIOS - reboot
How to Check if an Onboard Sound Card is Dead | Windows 8 ...
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1.- Volume mixer is not muted 2.- If onboard speakers aren´t working, try connecting earphones. 3.- Check sound drivers on Device drivers (Control Panel) My Computer popeye New Member VIP Member Guru May 18, 2015 #3 First thing I would check is Device Manager to see if the sound card/chip is there and what the status is. My Computer 1 person
Dead onboard sound - are DAC's really worth it? | OCAU …
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Dead onboard sound - are DAC's really worth it? Discussion in 'PC Audio' started by trackhappy, Jan 20, 2015. trackhappy Member. Joined: Dec 29, 2009 Messages: 2,364 Location: Redbank Plains, QLD, 4301. So my onboard sound died (broken line out and AFAIK it can not be reassigned in software) and I've been looking at DACs for a while as I want ...
Is my onboard sound card is dead ? : ASUS
https://www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/comments/le4s8o/is_my_onboard_sound_card_is_dead/
The "whistle" sound disappeared, but also the sound in the windows. The weird part is windows DO recognise the sound card, and the volume mixer shows signal as well, but there's no sound in the speaker. Now, when i'm restarting the PC, sometimes the "whistle" is coming back and goes silent before windows is starting.
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