we have been over the main things to check looking on the website for asus for a fix drew a blank really hope someone can come up with something soon:)
have a look here at another thread with the same problem Onboard audio not working and audio drivers won't install
http://www.asus.com/AllProducts.aspx...yCKlQ4oSEtSu5m
see if you can find your board at the site above
ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Forum-
join the asus forums and see if anyone has the same problem?
http://www.google.com/cse?cx=0085430...D:0&q=no+sound
Last edited by brianzion; 21 Oct 2010 at 01:28. Reason: update link
do a scan on the pc for bad files in the command promt
1>press the windows key and r
2>in the box type cmd
3>in the command window type sfc/scannow (or copy and paste it)
4>press enter
windows will scan for bad files it will take a while
You can’t hear any sound from your speakers
Modern PCs often have multiple playback channels, in both digital and analog formats.
Audio playback hardware might be available on your motherboard, on an add-in video
card, or on an add-in sound card. It’s not unusual to find all three options in a single
PC, especially one that has been upgraded extensively. If your hardware and drivers
appear to be installed correctly but you’re unable to hear any sound, right-click the
speaker icon in the notification area at the right side of the taskbar and choose Playback
Devices from the shortcut menu. This opens the Sound dialog box from Control
Panel with the Playback tab selected. Look for a green check mark next to the device
currently designated as the default playback device. If you have speakers connected to
an analog output jack but a digital output is selected as the default playback device,
click the Speakers/Headphones option (the exact wording varies depending on how
the driver developer chose to implement it) and then click Set Default.
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