No sound - help please!

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  1. Jonathan_King
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    Just follow all the steps.
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  3. axxo
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    I have already made these steps but unsuccessfully.
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  4. Jonathan_King
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    It is definitely a driver issue. All I can say is keep looking for drivers, experimenting with them, and post back if you find something. Sorry I can't be of any more help.
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  6. axxo
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    No problem, you helped me much! Thank you!:)
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  7. Jonathan_King
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    NP. :)
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  8. cheamzy001
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    i'm having the same problem too. the driver is working but it makes no sound.

    mobo: gigabytes EP45-UD3L
    MIOS: award modular v6.00PG
    Direct X 11
    Audio driver : realtek HD ALC888 i suppose.

    i've download and installed the latest driver from the realtek.
    i've tried the windows update.
    i've checked my speaker.
    i even reinstalled the windows.


    but still not making any sound. @.@
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  10. Roddy
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    Axxo, I noticed on your screen shot that the Action Centre had an item. Have you looked at that? It may be something as simple as a pending Windows Update to fix this.

    I know when I initially installed WIN7 I had no sound, but a Windows Update an hour or so after installation actually fixed my C-Media Multi Media Controller...

    Rgds
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  11. axxo
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    The problem with the sound driver is cleaned with updating the bios to 2.60 version!:)
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  12. Jonathan_King
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    Good! Thank you so much for posting back with the solution.
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  13. Krscho
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    Have the same problem like axxo here, will try to solve it thx god i found this lost hole day on trying to solve this.
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