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Originally Posted by kecho
I bought a Compaq Presario V6000 laptop with an already installed Windows Vista software. Everything was working fine until i had a virus problem. i reinstalled a Windows XP Professional 2002. Service Pack 2
Unfortunately, for the past several months I have been unable to hear any sounds. Checking ''Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices'' under the Control Panel indicates that there is ''No Audio Device.'' Yet, when I check the hardware tab it states that the ''C-Media AC 97 Audio Device'' is working properly.
Checking other hardware reveals that all other devices (Audio Codecs, Legacy Audio Devicess, and Media Control Devices) are also working properly. i have tried everything but it doenst seem to work.
Heres my laptop details
serial no: CNF73322DB,
P/N: GS627EA#ABB
PRODUCT KEY: PVRMM-GTXF3-R3D6V-93W8H-CXP8Q
sYSTEM SERVICE TAG: V6430en
BIOS: HP-604000O ver 1.00PARTTBL
pROCESSOR: GenuineIntel family 6 Model 14 1.9GHZ Stepping
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The model you have appears to be the Presario V6430en, and this has Conexant High Definition audio, but with XP you need the M$ Universal Audio Architecture installing first. Your model does not give XP drivers but this V6000 has the same drivers
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/s... duct=1842078
install the M$ driver first then the Conexant audio driver next
Set a System Restore Point before installing EACH driver just in case
Start / All Programs / Accessories / System Tools / System Restore / select Create a restore point and follow instructions