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Users who have motherboards with onboard audio (often with VIA, Realtek, or C-Mediachipsets) may have issues with their audio or AC'97 errors in Device Manager. Often this is caused because the operating system was reinstalled and the motherboard chipset drivers were not installed. To resolve this issue, review the troubleshooting sections below.

If drivers are not available and the hardware component is not working, you might need to replace the component. For example, you changed your operating system from Windows Vista to Linux and a Linux sound driver is not available. To solve this, install a sound card and driver that is compatible with Linux. For the sound card to work properly in MS-DOS, the MS-DOS drivers must be downloaded and the autoexec.bat and config.sys must have lines specified within them. The lines in the autoexec.bat may look similar to: SET SOUND=C: PROGRA1 CREATIVE CTSND. The example line above is specifying where the creative labs sound card drivers are located.

Let Windows re-detect drivers

If you have not recently reinstalled Microsoft Windows, your audio drivers are corrupt. Open Device Manager and remove all devices under Sound, video and game controllers and any Other devices. Once removed, reboot the computer and let Microsoft Windows re-detect the audio drivers.

Motherboard chipset drivers

Reinstalling the motherboard chipset drivers resolve this issue. If your computer came with a motherboard CD, install the chipset drivers from the CD and the sound drivers if also available.

If you do not have a motherboard CD, obtain the motherboard chipset drivers from the motherboard manufacturer.

Tip

If your computer has no disc drive, you'll need to download the drivers from the manufacturers website.

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