Vista upgrade: no sound, no modem, no media
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prince90788
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17 Sep 2008 à 01:28
then remove the vista and put xp2 pro
that's no help what so ever prince90788
can someone please help with FIXING my issue.
thanks
can someone please help with FIXING my issue.
thanks
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17 Sep 2008 à 13:35
Hello,
It seems that your Compaq Evo N600c can not support to be upgraded to Vista, go on those links :
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&docname=c00678204
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&docname=c00678140
Best regards
It seems that your Compaq Evo N600c can not support to be upgraded to Vista, go on those links :
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&docname=c00678204
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&docname=c00678140
Best regards
SOLVED...............
SOUND: I downloaded the original drivers (for XP Pro) from the HP website - sp18827
MODEM: I downloaded the original drivers (for XP Pro) from the HP website - sp23101
SOUND: I downloaded the original drivers (for XP Pro) from the HP website - sp18827
MODEM: I downloaded the original drivers (for XP Pro) from the HP website - sp23101
prince90788
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21 Oct 2008 à 03:10
dude if ur machine is hunging that mean u update ur machine....
I fixed my audio problem by going into the control panel. I changed it to the classic display and then selected "Sound". After opening sound, I selected the SB Live speaker option and made it my default. Then I clicked on "properties and selected the "Levels" tab. This is where you can adjust your sound levels.
If you have updated drivers and are still runnning into trouble, go into the control panel and open sound (I use the classic arrangement). You'll see the various sound devices listed. If you're hooked up to a receiver, two aspects may be related. First, see which device is listed as default. If it's not whatever, output you're using then that could be your problem. Go to the Default button to make it one of your defaults (in mine I could have more than one, so I have the TV and Spdif as defaults).
The other issue may be the formats, so go to the format tab and see that WMA is checked in the decoding section (if your receiver handles it that is--which is another problem of course).
That's what worked for me anyway.
The other issue may be the formats, so go to the format tab and see that WMA is checked in the decoding section (if your receiver handles it that is--which is another problem of course).
That's what worked for me anyway.
This file solve mu problem, I fave now sond on my Evo N600c with Vista
ftp://file7.mydrivers.com/sound/ES1988_XP1171_Sign_3244132.zip
FOR VISTA AND WINDOWS7
ftp://file7.mydrivers.com/sound/ES1988_XP1171_Sign_3244132.zip
FOR VISTA AND WINDOWS7
