My PC cannot play music.Its saying that my media player is corrupt or needs a audio driver.Which driver do you think will work effectively on my PC...... Mother Board:Micro International Co. Ltd MS-7095

what laptop model do u need drivers? if not. download VLC from filehippo.com it will play all media music and everythign

Hi,
it,s saying the audio Device used by this Application ( Program )
Is not detected.
The problem most likely is with the program i.e media-Player, Cyberlink Power DVD Et,c.
uninstall and re-install your Audio/Music Application.
Also check the devices/Drivers are not corrupt or not installed.

Mike @ Compurepair,

Control panel>System> Device Manager>Audio>Legacy Audio Drivers

Update/reset drivers to the one that's already there.

try to update the sound drivers everything will be fine i think some settings of system audio software are not set correctly but it will reset all settings this update thing pls follow the link to update

for VISTA
ftp://ftp.support.acer-euro.com/notebook/aspire_3680/vista/Drivers/Realtek%20High%20Definition%20Audio%20Driver.zip

for XP

ftp://ftp.support.acer-euro.com/notebook/aspire_3680/driver/Audio%20Driver%205.10.0.5273.zip

pls let me know if issue is resolved or not

and dorate me FIXYA if i have fixed ur problem

u have to install your audio device driver. also check that theses is noty any mute sound.

You can always work around the problem by installing a free media player - I prefer VLC, myself. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/. If that does not work, your file may be corrupted, or it may be encoded in a format Windows Media Player doesn't recognize. 

You are going to have to start again, first connect the unit to your computer copy anything you want to save piccys movies and stuff but not the corrupted music files, Format the drive, then goto http://www.nodevice.com/driver/_PVR-H140/get33981.html download the driver files and re-install to the PVR, then copy all your mp3 files back.........

OK ! As far as I can tell, (hopefully) you have installed corrupted audio drivers for the laptop. Its an issue that I have come accross 1 month ago. I fixed it by doing the following...

Installing the latest audio drivers for the downgrade of XP.
Installing the latest audio/video codecs for Windows XP.
Installing the latest Direct X redistribute
Uninstalling the windows update:MSWindowsHighDefinitionAudio

These three (Audio/Video Codecs, Audio Drivers and Direct X) are responsible for "decoding" your Movies and Music. If they are outdated or their host application is corrupt, they can cause sum grief to your multimedia.

Also, a very rare issue could be that you're selected (If you are using Windows Media Player 9-11) the speed settings. It could be that the speed settings are set to low. To troubleshoot this, simply download and install 3party apps like WINAMP (for audio) and VLC / VLan Player (for Video) and open your music or video with either one of the mentioned apps...

Hi Hughdog
well, Biostar mobos are know for a lot issues, but depending too, on the OS, windows XP I presume, go on safe mode, and uninstall all audio drivers, and disable on the BIOS audio. then start the PC, and install the audio card. or if is a internal audio reenable again, redetec the drivers, and install them according to the CD and drivers. you should see the play device now and play music correctly.
good luck

Use Media Player on your computer to SYNC you music files to your phone. After files a synced, go to Media Player on phone and click right soft key MENU and select UPDATE Music/Audio Files, then select SEARCH.