No audio device found

[monkeyDLuffy]

Hello,
I had been experiencing buzz sound in my headphones 2-3 months back which I fixed by changing the frequency to 'studio quality'(192000 Hz), every other frequency was buzzing and didn't have any response.
After 1 month, suddenly the voice button muted, and there was no sound, neither in headphone, nor, speakers.
When I click the voice button, it starts trouble shooting and concludes that nothing is wrong.
I tried re-installing the Via HD driver but it replies that there is no audio driver installed.
and in the device manager there is a new device named 'High Definition Audio Device'...
Pls. Help
Thank you


PS. I also use amplitube, which is a guitar effects app.

 

[fireberd]

16 bit/44.1Khz is the "CD standard" for audio.

I have a (Sonar) recording studio.

Is the VIA the correct sound hardware?

I see "High Definition Audio Device" which is the generic Windows installed audio driver (could be for HDMI audio?).

Check the BIOS to verify that audio is enabled. If the audio is enabled and Windows compatible and no hardware driver is installed, Windows will install the generic, basic function, High Definition Audio Driver.

 

[monkeyDLuffy]

16 bit/44.1Khz is the "CD standard" for audio.

I have a (Sonar) recording studio.

Is the VIA the correct sound hardware?

I see "High Definition Audio Device" which is the generic Windows installed audio driver (could be for HDMI audio?).

Check the BIOS to verify that audio is enabled. If the audio is enabled and Windows compatible and no hardware driver is installed, Windows will install the generic, basic function, High Definition Audio Driver.

Hello,

When the sound was functional, the ' 16 bit/44.1Khz' frequency was not working/ buzzing(buzzing like there is no signal in the radio, buzzing).

The driver came with the CD which the manufacturer provided.(I also checked it online.)

It's for HDMI audio. But it says it is unplugged -


How do I check the BIOS to verify that audio is enabled?

Thanks.

 

[fireberd]

The HDMI changes things. First, you only have the generic "High Definition Audio" driver and not the correct driver for the video hardware. Get the correct AMD driver as a start.

The correct HDMI driver may also fix the buzzing problem.

 

[monkeyDLuffy]

The HDMI changes things. First, you only have the generic "High Definition Audio" driver and not the correct driver for the video hardware. Get the correct AMD driver as a start.

The correct HDMI driver may also fix the buzzing problem.

Hello,
All the drivers are updated and the device manager doesn't let me change the driver because the latest driver is installed.

 

[fireberd]

Reseat the video card and see if that helps. Power off the PC, open the case and remove the Video Card, then reinsert it making sure its fully and correctly seated.

 

[monkeyDLuffy]

Reseat the video card and see if that helps. Power off the PC, open the case and remove the Video Card, then reinsert it making sure its fully and correctly seated.

Hello,

No luck,
Still the same.

PS. I also installed Asio4all(earlier) which is required for amplitube, and helps capture low/ high frequency.