Onkyo605 stopped outputting Video after installing HDAV1.3 sound

You must have some needed materials: driver and application recovery CDs and updated sound driver software.
Step 1: Check your sound card. Click "Start", than "Control Panel", and then "System" and "Hardware" and navigate to "Device Manager". Double click "Sound, Video and Game Controller". If Sound Card have been listed in this page, then you system already have sound card installed. If not, please check the enclosed information of your Lenovo IdeaPad Z500 to see if you should installed a sound card. If sound card is a must, then you should install a sound card. Note: if you have already installed sound card but not be listed in "Sound, Video and Game Controller", then go to "Other Devices" to check the list. Portable computer normally have no card sound because they have integrated sound management system.
Step 2: Take a look at all the output devices to see if they have been turned on and plugged in. The three jacks in following picture are for Microphone, input and output respectively. Check whether your output device have been put on mute or not. Check volume control setting. Go to "Start" "All Programs", "Accessories", "Entertainment", and "Volume Control" or just click speaker icon to set your volume.

Step 3: If the sound is audible but suddenly lost then you should implement system restore. Go to "Start" bottom, "All Programs" button, "Accessories" button, "System tools" and then "System Restore" and then go to System Restore Wizard.
Step 4: Sometimes you need to delete and reinstall sound driver. Click on the "Start" button, then the "Control Panel" and "System". What follows is the "Hardware", the "Device Manager" and "Sound", "Video" and "Game Controllers". Click on Sound device and then delete it. Click OK when they are a window prompt and say something like whether or not to continue the deletion. Delete all sound devices except Legacy Audio Drivers and the Audio Codec. Go to official website of your Lenovo IdeaPad Z500 and find out the updated sound driver for your sound card and download it. Then restart your Lenovo IdeaPad Z500 and reinstall the sound driver.
Now, you can have your sound out. Absolutely, sometimes sound problem may caused by certain hardware. So you can check information from your hardware supplier to see information about problems with your specific model of computer or sound card.

remove the video card, then see if you can get video from the mainboard video output. You did get a processor that supports that hopefully, If that works you need to boot into the bios and set the PCIe video to have priority over the onboard video. Turn off the PC and install your card. See if that works and good luck.

You first needed to uninstall the OLD card via device manager then install the NEW driver for the NEW card--then install the NEW card

Sounds like an install problem. All of your inputs (audio and video) should run through the BOSE and then only the video out needs to run to the TV. In this way the BOSE is the sound source for everything

Hi,
Here is a list of things to try:
Note: Start with #s: 6, 7, and 9

1. Uninstall and reinstall the sound drivers

2. Install K-lite codec pack http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail...d/1094057842/2

3. Start > Programs > K-Lite Codec Pack > Configuration > Codec Tweak Tool and check the box next to [Registry] Fix non-working system sound

4. Make sure the volumes are not set to zero and that nothing is on mute Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > under Device Volume, click on Advanced

5. Make sure that everything in Device Manager is fine (no yellow or red marks) Control Panel > System > Hardware tab > Device Manager

6. fixnoflashsound.reg (just click on the link and install it) http://files.filefront.com/fixnoflas.../fileinfo.html

7. netvol.reg (use Internet Explorer to click on the link and install it) http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/regs_edits/netvol.reg

8. If possible, make sure Digital Output Only is not check marked (not all cards support Digital Output Only) http://tomebling.home.comcast.net/~t...oundConfig.jpg

9. Confirmed the presence of msacm32.drv and msacm32.dll
Search for these files in C:\Windows\System32
If you don’t have it, download it from here:
http://www.filesavr.com/msacm32


Made sure speakers are properly connected to sound card

Run SFC /Scannow
Start Menu > Run > type this in exactly (note the space between C and /): SFC /Scannow

Tried different Video player

Installed Quicktime Alternative

Reinstalled DirectX

Confirmed presence of "plug and play software device Enumerator"

Made sure that default devices were selected
Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Audio tab



Tried using different settings in the sound card’s configuration window

Installed Microsoft ADPCM Audio Codec and IMA ADPCM Audio Codec

for %x in (C:\WINDOWS\System32\*.dll) do regsvr32 /s %x


Thanks

HI,
1. First check your speakers with CD/DVD player, either sound is working or not.
2. Check your system whether the driver is installed or not.
3. Goto Mycomputer rightclick, then properties, then hardware, then device manager
4. then sound video game controller, check here your sound card is installed or not
5. if you find any yellow mark on the sound card, right click on that diable it,
6. select Action from the menu bat at the top and scan for new hardware changes.
7. Select system devices below the sound video game controller, double click on that and find is
there any yellow mark symbol display on any controller, if not, then everything is installed properly
8. And now you can restart your computer.

thanks
ehsan ([email protected])

Hello,
Firstly, remove the RAM and turn on the system, if you hear the beep sound continuously that means everything is perfect expect RAM.
Clean the track of RAM at both sides by pencil eraser completely.
Also clean the port of RAM.

Secondly reinstall the CPU with CPU FAN and also clean the FAN.

Third one is that remove all the add-on's card and than turn on the system.

Well the web address is a screen shot of the error Windows cannot find 'C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe' it is NOT a problem with your machine. Althought your may have sound issues.

I am using p4 dual core intel processor 3.06 Ghz. Recently i installed tv tuner card on my suystem with cabil connected to this card. but due to unknown reasons sound stopped coming. though the picture is still there i am using Windows vista . My system config is 2 GB DDR2 ram and tv tuner card with 80 gb HDD + FDD
Due to this problem I formatted my hard disk and re-installed everything but the problem remained i re-checked everything with no results.

can you help me to sort out this.

thanks

This sounds more like a sound card issue. Go to Control Panel, System, Device Manager and check your sound card.

The speakers get plugged into the audio output jack on the back of your computer.