Ah... ok, thanks for that.
I was just looking at the Device manager he posted.
Regardless of anything else... it looks like the nVidia nForce driver package installed the nVidia audio drivers... this used to be a known problem with nVidia driver packages, it will stop all audio from working, (the MB has a Realtek audio chip)
And if he does have integrated video and not using it, shouldn't it be disabled in the BIOS.
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I have a question: do you want me to uninstall all of my graphics drivers? Including the sound (yes I know it's not graphics)?
Will I still be able to see the screen if I do that?
Someone had mentioned that, I think the system will install it's own basic drivers.
I was talking up about uninstalling all of the nvidia stuff under sound.
Or installing everything under sound and let Windows find the audio device after a reboot.
I would take a look under control panel/Programs & Features and see if there's any other audio drivers installed besides the Realtek or Microsoft HD.
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Smurof7neves found that his sound problem was caused by a Windows update.https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...ml#post1118215Sorry, Carl. Apparently it was some "critical update" that Windows made to my system, because after I restored the computer to before that, the sound worked again.
On that note, I'm still getting the bluescreens. I have been unsuccessful in updating my graphics software.
We are still working on the cause of the BSOD's.
Sorry guys, I meant sound drivers earlier not graphics drivers. This cold medicine that I am on is doing strange things to my mind!
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