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Old 12-03-2006, 09:17 PM
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Bookworm, my heroine, i am in need of your help! Audio problems.

I've read the previous forum posts and everything, and it seems that you've saved so many people from their misery, as they desperately try to find a solution to their audio problem. Anyway, here is the problem that I am facing:

I recently had my previous motherboard fried, this caused me to change my motherboard, everything went well using my new motherboard ( retaining all my old hardware ), until i got hit with a virus and i thought that it was time that i might as well reformat. After a few not so clean formats, i finally reformatted my computer, it's working well with Windows XP SP2, but I realise that my sound is not working. I've checked my device manager and it's stated that my Multimedia Audio Controller is left with a yellow '?' and a '!' overlapping the yellow question mark. I'm not sure if my current motherboard came with a driver installation CD, if it did, i do not have a clue where i might have misplaced it.

Please tell me the necesarry steps to take, the information to give, as my thanks goes out to everyone in this IT community willing to help.
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Old 12-03-2006, 11:44 PM
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Just a bit more info, I'm running on Windows XP Home SP2. And my motherboard is MSI 865PE-V2. I've tried installing a few drivers like the soundmax ones and i just get errors ' Driver not found, please reboot system and try again' or something like that. I go to BIOS setup and i change my AC97 audio from 'auto' to 'disabled', still no use Help! Sry for the double posting and my horrible english
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Old 12-05-2006, 07:31 PM
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Just a bit more info, I'm running on Windows XP Home SP2. And my motherboard is MSI 865PE-V2. I've tried installing a few drivers like the soundmax ones and i just get errors ' Driver not found, please reboot system and try again' or something like that. I go to BIOS setup and i change my AC97 audio from 'auto' to 'disabled', still no use Help! Sry for the double posting and my horrible english

This is the link to your MSI 865PE-V2 motherboard http://www.msi.com.tw/program/suppor...UID=718&kind=1

first install the Intel INF drivers then RESTART your comp
then the audio driver, set BIOS AC'97 to Enabled

Set a System Restore Point before installing each driver just in case

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