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  1. Sardonicus
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    Is the onboard audio enabled in the BIOS?
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  3. alkemy007
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    p5bdkw said:
    Is the onboard audio enabled in the BIOS?
    Now your asking lol. How would I check that?
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  4. Sardonicus
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    What mobo are you using?
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  6. alkemy007
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    p5bdkw said:
    What mobo are you using?
    Im guessing that means Motherboard?. If so, I just used aida and it says my motherboard name is: Abit SG-72/ECS 661FX-M (Deluxe)

    Hope that helps.
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  7. stormy13
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    Linked too back in post #4.

    To get in the bios, while the POST screen is showing hit the Del/Delete key. Then using the arrow keys navigate to the "Integrated peripherals" section and in there go to "SIS OnChip PCI Device" and you will find the setting for the onboard audio.
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  8. alkemy007
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    stormy13 said:
    Linked too back in post #4.

    To get in the bios, while the POST screen is showing hit the Del/Delete key. Then using the arrow keys navigate to the "Integrated peripherals" section and in there go to "SIS OnChip PCI Device" and you will find the setting for the onboard audio.
    Yeeeeee Ha. Got it!. The option was unchecked in my bios. As soon as I booted up the red cross was there again and I thought I was out of luck but the PC automatically started downloading drivers and now Im back with sound. Thanks a lot everyone who took their time to try and sort my problem out. stormy13, your a star.
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  10. Anak
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    Glad to hear you have it fixed alkemy007! I've been a little slow these past few weeks.

    Thanks to p5bdkw for the lead on the Bios check, and thanks to stormy13 for pitchin' in.
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  11. Sardonicus
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    Anak,
    Thank for the props.
    I appreciate it!:)
    I too am glad it worked out for alkemy007.
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  12. Anak
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    p5bdkw said:
    Anak,
    Thank for the props.
    I appreciate it!:)
    Your most welcome!

    p5bdkw said:
    I too am glad it worked out for alkemy007.
    It is up amongst the leaders, but yes there is nothing worse than a mis-behavin' communications device.

    Unless it's being Derezzed.

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