Pci device drivers are not installed on my system i dnt know how to install. due to this my audio device is not working

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Click the link "hp: Modem Driver Installer for Microsoft Windows XP (32-bit)" listed in Resources if you run the Windows XP operating system on an HP computer; for Windows installed on a Toshiba computer, go to Step 3. For all other types of computers running Windows, go to Step 4.

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Click "Download" from the HP website and click "Run" to install the high-definition audio (HDA) modem driver package. If the modem device does not work properly after the driver has been installed on your Windows XP computer, go to Step 9.

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Click the link "Toshiba Audio Drivers" if you run Windows and use a Toshiba computer. Find your operating system, click the appropriate driver listed and then read the installation instructions on the screen to download the driver. If the modem device does not work properly after the driver has been installed, go to Step 9.

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Click the "Start" button and click "Control Panel."

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Click "System and Security" and click "Device Manager" under "System."

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Click "System Devices" and right-click the "Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio" device.

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Click "Update Driver."

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Update the "PCI" description drivers (PCI bus and PCI device) and any modem device that displays an exclamation point to the left of it. If the modem device does not work properly after the driver has been updated, go to the next step.

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Visit the computer hardware or operating system manufacturer's website for further support

If it is on board sound then first check in bios that sound audio device is enable. For that when you power up the computer press F1 or F2 or del or ALt+F2 to enter in bios then go to pci configuration and make sure audio is enable then save settings and exit. If it was already enable then make sure audio driver is installed and working fine. You can check it in device manager. Right click on my computer icon then click on property then click on hardware->device manager then you can see all drivers list then make sure audio driver is installed. If still same issue then uninstall audio driver from start menu->control panel->add remove programs then reinstall driver from disk. If you haven't driver disk then download audio driver from desktop menufecturer web sites then install then it will work fine. If you have sound card installed in PCI slot of cpu then open cpu cabinet then reconnect sound card in another pci slot on motherboard then reinstall audio driver then it will work fine. Also make sure there is not any loose connection on sound jack and speaker cable.Make sure in control panel sound property there are not any mute sound. Play song file in window media player and make sure sound is not mute on it. Then check. Let me know if you need further assistance. Thanks for using FixYa.

Speakers do not need any drivers!! Your sound card need drivers.

If your sound card is PCI, remove it and reinsert it to the PCI slot again and see whether your system detect the device and use the sound CD to install the drivers. (Change PCI slots if necessary and turn off the PC before changes the PCI sound card).

If your audio device is intergrated device, check the Bios to make sure the sound/audio is enable.

Note: Check the device manager first to see any audio device had been install properly.

there no audio driver install at your pc that is why your audio not working the best thing you do is, intall a pci audio driver at your pc after that your audio will work properly

I completed an install of a Creative SB Live! 5.1 on Windows XP pro 32 bit, SP3, with a P4 Intel 850 board. First I updated the bios. Then I had to bypass the windows auto driver install, because this always failed in the past. I disabled plug & play in the Services console (Control Panel/Admin Tools/Services) and shutdown. Then I inserted the card into a different PCI slot (note: my previous issues with audio cards leads me to suspect that certain PCI slots may be assigned automatically to specific IRQs and resources. I think it may be possible that the card may only work in one or 2 of the PCI slots on the system, -but I'm not sure of this). Anyway, I rebooted the system and installed the Creative SB Live drivers from the cd that came with the product. I installed drivers only and rebooted. There was no sound. I enabled Plug& Play in the Services console and started the service. Windows detected a game port and a PCI slot and automatically installed it then prompted me to restart. I was a little wary of the automatic install, but when I restarted the system my card was working and I had sound! Also, I previously enabled audio in the bios, it was originally disabled when I had problems. Although there is no built in audio ports on the system board I think there is an audio processing device resident on the motherboard. Audio cards can be tricky, but when you make all the right moves, they should install and work properly. The trick with the Creative card, I think, is that the Windows plug & play drivers don't work 100% with all systems and you need to find a way to get the proprietary drivers installed first.

You probably need Microsoft UAA drivers first
1) Remove any installed audio drivers through device manager
2) Download Microsoft UAA drivers for your O/S
3) Install them and reboot
4) go to device manager right click sound and update driver
It will go on the net and in most cases find and install them

Hi thr,
If u r runnin Windows XP, Go to control panel. click on system->hardware->Device Manager n check to see if the sound drivers r installed properly. If the lists shows a yellow exclamation mark on PCI DEVICE, It means u need to install microsoft universal audio articeture drivers first. u can search for it on yahoo or any other searchengine to get the link. download and install microsoft uaa drivers, Uninstall the PCI device from device manager and re-install the audio drivers. I hope it works this way. Thank u

Hey its is problem with drivers
Please follow the steps to resolve :-
1)Download the UAA drivers first from microsofts site
2) Download the Latest drivers from
http://www.realtek.com.tw/
PCI drivers + Latest Audio drivers
3) windows installed 3.0 / 3.1

4) now go into Add / Remove programs and uninstall the previous version on Realtek drivers also remove windows installer if available

5) now restart your systems

6) Now installe the windows installer first -> restart

7) now install the UAA drivers -> Restart

8) now install the Realteks latest version -> restart

If it does not solve your problems please do reply i have other trick too..::.. :-)

Download the attachment I found, unpack it into your folder of choice.
Then move over to the control panel and select that "PCI Device". Rightclick and install the audio bus drivers I provided for the PCI Device. During installation Windows should find something like Microsoft UAA Bus driver, I don't know the exact name. Do a restart after installation and everything should work fine.

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