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on my computer how do I get it back ?
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1. Check that your speakers are properly plugged in (and switched on!).
2. Click on the 'Volume' button (which is probably at the bottom right of your screen) and check that the 'Mute' box isn't ticked (and that the slider isn't at the very bottom).
If those two routine checks don't help, it's likely that Windows has lost the sound driver for your computer. To fix it you'll need to download the driver installation file from the website of:
(a) your computer manufacturer ; or
(b) the manufacturer of the sound card (if your computer has a separate sound card) ; or
(c) the manufacturer of the motherboard (if your computer has 'on-board' sound)
[That assumes that you've not got the relevant file on a disk which came with your computer].
To direct you to a relevant website we would need to know the exact model of computer that you're using. Alternatively, Windows might be able to relocate the sound driver if you simply run System Restore (from Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools) to take your computer's registry back to the last date when the sound was working. (I'd try that first, before trying to reinstall the driver).
Chris
2. Click on the 'Volume' button (which is probably at the bottom right of your screen) and check that the 'Mute' box isn't ticked (and that the slider isn't at the very bottom).
If those two routine checks don't help, it's likely that Windows has lost the sound driver for your computer. To fix it you'll need to download the driver installation file from the website of:
(a) your computer manufacturer ; or
(b) the manufacturer of the sound card (if your computer has a separate sound card) ; or
(c) the manufacturer of the motherboard (if your computer has 'on-board' sound)
[That assumes that you've not got the relevant file on a disk which came with your computer].
To direct you to a relevant website we would need to know the exact model of computer that you're using. Alternatively, Windows might be able to relocate the sound driver if you simply run System Restore (from Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools) to take your computer's registry back to the last date when the sound was working. (I'd try that first, before trying to reinstall the driver).
Chris
Click on 'Audio' here:
http://
Then, alongside 'Cirrus Logic High-Definition Audio Driver'. click on 'Download file'.
Select 'Download & save'. Click 'Continue'.
Select 'Single-file download'. Click 'Continue'.
Click on 'Save file'
Where it says 'Save in', click on the downward-pointing arrowhead to the right of the box.
Click on 'Desktop'.
Click 'Save'.
Go to your desktop and you'll see the downloaded file there. Double-click on it to run it and reinstall the missing sound driver.
Then restart your computer. Hopefully you'll have sound back again.
You can now delete the installation file on your desktop. (Right-click on it and select 'Delete').
Chris
http://
Then, alongside 'Cirrus Logic High-Definition Audio Driver'. click on 'Download file'.
Select 'Download & save'. Click 'Continue'.
Select 'Single-file download'. Click 'Continue'.
Click on 'Save file'
Where it says 'Save in', click on the downward-pointing arrowhead to the right of the box.
Click on 'Desktop'.
Click 'Save'.
Go to your desktop and you'll see the downloaded file there. Double-click on it to run it and reinstall the missing sound driver.
Then restart your computer. Hopefully you'll have sound back again.
You can now delete the installation file on your desktop. (Right-click on it and select 'Delete').
Chris
Hi tamaris
If you put your mouse pointer at the beginning of the line below, click and hold the left mouse button and then drag it to the end of the line it should highlight in blue:
Audio_Driver_818NF_WN_8.50.8.0_A01.EXE
Now, with it still highlighted, click the right mouse button and select Copy from the drop down menu that appears.
Then select the start button (the Windows symbol at the bottom left of the screen)
In the box at the bottom of the pop up window, click the Right mouse button and select Paste.
Those words should now be in the box and above should be any matching files on your computer.
See how you go.
If you put your mouse pointer at the beginning of the line below, click and hold the left mouse button and then drag it to the end of the line it should highlight in blue:
Audio_Driver_818NF_WN_8.50.8.0_A01.EXE
Now, with it still highlighted, click the right mouse button and select Copy from the drop down menu that appears.
Then select the start button (the Windows symbol at the bottom left of the screen)
In the box at the bottom of the pop up window, click the Right mouse button and select Paste.
Those words should now be in the box and above should be any matching files on your computer.
See how you go.
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