No Audio after swapping motherboard

A desktop machine does not have a battery, only a power supply. Unless you are talking about the motherboard battery which is located on the motherboard inside the desktop, but if that is the case I highly suggest having someone at a local shop swap out your battery. Making a mistake could ruin the motherboard.

Hi,

As you have posted the model of the motherboard of you emachine J3036, MSI K8NGM-V has a Realtek ALC655 that is capable of 6 channels audio output and is compliant with AC97 v2.2 specifications. If your Operating System is Windows XP, you can download and install AC'97 Audio Codecs by clicking on this link (XP and lower versions). And for Windows Vista or 7, you will need the High Definition Codecs. Download and install appropriate audio driver from this link (HD).

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it will be next to ur power led or u will find hdd led wrritten on the motherboard

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this what you do, You go to your bios by F2 or whatever command that enters setup. You diasable the onboard sound card first. Go out and puchase a nice sound car around $40 bucks respectivly put it into a pci slot install your drivers and your good to go. remeber you speakers connect now to the back of the new sound card outputs not the one onboard.

Here is what i think what happend the back of the computer where the previous sound card was or still is those jacks may have died on you so you headphones that are plugged into the frount hack work and so will your speakers but i know its a hassel but a new sound card will take care of this iisue.

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go to cnet.com & download its driver & install



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i have seen those in some emachines but the original power supply stinks the processor needs a power supplie the has at least 300 watts but 400 plus is a better choice depending on which emachine case to have it might need ti have the case modded to fit a larger power supplie some emachine case have a plate mounted the allows both power supplie type to be used the small power supplies are garbage so go with the larger p4 power supplie most all should be able to be modded to fit in you case. Just remember the more power in mean the more power out.

Ok go here http://www.emachine-upgraders.info/d...ownloads.shtml

install the Intel INF Patch 4, then RESTART your comp, you have the Realtek driver install again

DON'T FORGET THE SYSTEM RESTORE POINT BEFORE INSTALLING EACH DRIVER

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device manager and right click the drivers and update
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What make/model is the motherboard?

click search, then type dxdiag, click the sound tab and a diagnostic programme will check your sound driver and report any faults