Says no audio output device installed
Okay, then reinstall the drivers.
If that doesn't do it, then you need to install a Sound Card.
This is because the audio chipset on the motherboard is bad.
Go to Device Manager, and reinstall?
Naa!
Works sometimes, sometimes not.
Go to eMachines Support, download, AND install the drivers.
This DOES work.
{ If it doesn't, as said the audio chipset on the motherboard is bad }
http://support.gateway.com/us/en/emac/product/default.aspx?tab=1&modelId=1625
See where it states -
Need to know the hardware on your system to install the right driver?
Click on the -
Download Hardware Vendor Detection Utility
This IS NOT going to automatically download the audio driver you need.
It is going to tell you what audio chipset vendor you have, for your motherboard.
With this information you can choose between the two Audio driver files listed, and choose the correct one.
See which one you need?
Version 6.10.0.5274, Or, 6.10.5405.0 ?
Go to back to the driver page, and click on the appropriate driver.
A small window will come up on the right.
Click on Save File.
A small window will come up on the left.
At the top of this window tells you where the file will download to.
It may have Desktop, or Documents, or Downloads, in the wording.
Desktop: The driver file will be on your desktop screen.
Documents: Click on the Windows logo button, (Start), and then on Documents.
Downloads: Click on the Windows logo button, then on Documents.
Now click on Downloads.
When you see the driver file, DOUBLE-click on it.
In the next three small windows click on Next, Next, and Finish.
If you are not asked to restart your computer, close all windows, go back to your desktop screen.
Restart your computer.
(Windows logo button, Restart)
No joy when Windows loads back up?
You need a Sound Card.
One example,
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1111756&csid=_61
[ The eMachines T5224 Desktop PC uses an Intel D945GCL motherboard,
http://www.ascendtech.us/intel-d945gcl-1066fsb-ddr2-pcie-x16-sata_i_mb4intd945gcl.aspx
Scroll down a little to the larger photo.
If one of the long white PCI expansion slots are open, you can install the above Sound Card in it.
If not, you can use the short Black PCI-E X1 connector,
BELOW the long white PCI slots.
Instead of a PCI sound card, use a PCI-Express x1 sound card,
Example,
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2941926&CatId=2769
DO NOT forget to unplug the computer from power, and FOLLOW Anti-Static Precautions BEFORE reaching inside the computer, AND before taking that Sound Card out of it's anti-static bag, or carton.
Do not know what Anti-Static Precautions are?
Post back in a Comment.
Regards,
joecoolvette
SOURCE: No Audio Output Device Installed
Hi
To immediately fix these errors in Vista, start the Windows Audio service as follows:
If you have XP on the computer, then click Start-->Run and then type "services.msc" in the Run window and then click OK and once you get the Windows Services screen, follow the above steps.
, and enter services.msc into the Start Search field.
If this doesnt work and the sound card is not onboard or integrated, then reseat the sound card preferably into a different slot and repeat the above steps.
SOURCE: no audio output
check under the device manager on the control panel if you see a yellow exclamation sign beside the sound driver then you will have to install the drivers for it by clicking the tab that say driver update then insert the cd with the driver and select from a specified location and put a check mark in the CD as the location of choice, alternatively go to the vendor website and lok for your model pc and download the driver from their
SOURCE: my audio output is blocked
Try reinstalling the audio drivers,maybe computer viruses have deleted the same.
SOURCE: No Audio output device installed
Right click on it, press update driver.
Select "No, not this time", click Next
select install software automatically, Next
Vista should find the driver online.
Let me know if it didnt help. I'll give you other solution.
SOURCE: no audio output device is installed!?
Look in the windows device manager for an entry with a exclamation mark.
Dubbelclick it and let it search for a driver.
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