I tried the Computer>Properties>Device Manager>Sound, video, and game controllers>Update/Check for changes.
But iTunes, Windows Media Player, Real Player & Quicktime doesn't work.
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I tried the Computer>Properties>Device Manager>Sound, video, and game controllers>Update/Check for changes.
But iTunes, Windows Media Player, Real Player & Quicktime doesn't work.
If you have a dell you can get it by going to their support site and entering the tag code off your pc and it gives you all the drivers you need.
However its unlikely you do so check the realtek website which is quite commonly used for the audio in PC's.
Other than that i dont have a clue.
I have HP.
Select your Desktop PC from here: http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Nav?h...&lang=en&cc=uk
then select a audio driver. :)
Done that, but iTunes, WMP, Quicktime & RealPlayer still doesn't work. +rep
Open Device manager and see if it has any unknown devices.
Nope, it hasn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by entrance
Restart your computer, works everytime.
Tried that several times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pyroka
This is a possibility, but
is the computer on mute?
is the speakers on?
try different speakers?
Basically the progress bar is not moving, and on my other thread they said it was something to do with the audo driver.
If you have Realtek HD Audio, go to the taskbar and click the red icon which has waves coming out.
Select 'Speakers as default' and check raise the volume etc. :)
Also, click on the icon at the bottom of your screen which is in white and have green waves. Check that they are all raised. (Program must be open)
I don't have the speakers tab. Or the 'Speakers as default'.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanEgg
It works now, thread closed! Thanks guys +rep