No audio device after installing windows xp?

Check the Sound Drivers in device manager if the device is not installed you need to download the drivers from HP Web site by using the Product Number
If you can please specify the Product Number and Serial Number of the Laptop

missing or corrupt audio drivers

do a thorough scan you system for viruses if you do not do so regularly

do a surface scan of you hard drive

3 possible solutions (assuming widows os as you do not say)

1 insert you os installation disc - go to control panel \ system \ hardware \ device manager \ sound \ (audio hardwares) - select all audio drivers - right click, update

2 go to http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/support.html download audio drivers specific to you model, install per their instructions

3 if you have install one of the many quirky av apps you have to go to their website to download & install their proprietary drivers

I have had the same problem this might sound bit extreme but it worked after re-installing windows xp (if you have the recorery disks)When laptop starts up hold down "f11"

the epson r300 supports windows XP

Hi,

Check whether the Audio drivers were installed in the device manager.If not download the audio drivers from HP site and install .

Good Luck
Siju.D

Check device manager if you see any yellow icon or you may need to update drivers for your system....

Hi,

You need the Creative Soundblaster driver, mate:

http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/KEYBOARD-and-MOUSE/OTHERS/HP-Compaq-nc6320-ADI-Audio-Driver-51001.shtml

Install that and reboot.
Let me know how you get on..

Chris (ziraffa)

download the sound drivers from ur laptop company website ...

hmm..sounds like an unhappy device.

the wireless is under control panel, wireless setup..

if it's not there, go to network connections, and see if it's there, and if so, enable or repair the connections

as to the stand by..take care of that later..it's in control panel, display, settings or screen saver,

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Stephane, I ran into the same problem after wiping out my Compaq nc6320 and trying to install XP Pro. The fix is to disable SATA Native mode. To do this: Enter F10 Setup then System Configuration>Device Configurations>SATA Native Mode and disable it, save the changes and now you should be able to install XP Pro. Remember, when I did this the drive was blank, I don't know if that makes a difference or not. Best of luck! Bryan P.S. If you want to enable SATA native mode after you have installed XP Pro check out this link: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1042050&admit=-682735245+1161793137260+28353475