Unable to detect sound card

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Travis

I have a sound card that is built into my motherboard.
All drivers have been installed and are recognized in the
Device Manager. However, when ANY type of music is
attempting to play, I get an error message. This message
details that I do not have a sound card installed. The
manufacturer and the retailer in which I
bought the motherboard says it is a problem with Windows.
Thank You.
 
Open device mgr.,expand the sound icon,delete all.
Then close out and restart computer,xp will/does reload all on every
restart,by deleting you should clear up the problem.
 
Andrew said:
Open device mgr.,expand the sound icon,delete all.
Then close out and restart computer,xp will/does reload all on every
restart,by deleting you should clear up the problem.
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What about on Win2K? I have the same problem where I am told there is
no sound device when I play something. I have a Dell c510 laptop
bought refurb with Win2K. Thanks.
 
same thing

NoLook said:
What about on Win2K? I have the same problem where I am told there is
no sound device when I play something. I have a Dell c510 laptop
bought refurb with Win2K. Thanks.
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There are several media and sound things under Sound but no way to
delete them - no delete button, no right click. So how do I remove
them?
 
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