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If the device manager shows the rest of your devices than the sound card is either defective, disabled in bios (F10 on startup) or a really messed up glitch. I troubleshoot this stuff a lot. If all devices but sounds show in DM: 1. Go to recovery manager, select advanced options, select driver reinstallation, locate the sound driver, should be realtek high definition audio, click it, click next and it will attempt to install the driver.Note: If an error pops up when it tries to install saying there is no support hardware.or something like that, then you will need to check out the BIOS settings. F10 on boot- advanced tab - scroll down to to onboard audio. If it is greyed out and you cannot press enter on it than the sound card is broken. If you can press enter, slecet Enable.
Then press F10 and say yes to save and exit. Kwabesei,Hi again, lbrex is most likely right because you cannot see the HD audo manager because of the bios settings. Configuring on-board sound in the BIOS Here's conexant's page but I suggest you use the driver in my previous post. If heat is the problem your driver and audio manager would still show in Device Manager. Try adjusting Power Now settings so fans run constantly.
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Vacuum the vents on the bottom, get compressed air in cans, remove side and blow out dust. Post back and let us knowhow your doing. Hi again kwabesei, Sorry to have not responded and somehow your post got away from me. Please do this. Click on 'Start'.' Run' and type msinfo32 into the box and click 'OK' This is your system information file. Click on the 'File' button on the menu bar and click 'Save AS' a window opens.the Save As Type should be.nfo Save the file to your desktop.
On the desktop, find the file and Right Click on it.scroll down to 'Send To' and select Compressed (zipped) Folder. You will now see a.zip file named msinfo32.zip Attach it to your next post. Next Click 'Start'.' Run' and type dxdiag into the box and click 'OK' This will open the DirectX Diagnostic Tool. This is where you can check your Display and Sound adapters. Click on the 'Save All Information' and it will open a window.
Save As Type should be.txt file. Save this file to your desktop. On the desktop locate and Right Click on the dxdiag file and scroll down to 'Send To' and Click on Compressed (zipped) Folder. You will now see a.zip folder with the name dxdiag.zip Attach it to your next post.