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7.4

No audio  Windows XP

Asked by Eaglek1 in Windows XP Operating System

Tags: Windows Xp

Recently the hard disk was formated at the service center.



After I got the computer back there was multimeda audio mamnger called "Realtek" installed.



I properly uninstalled it using Windows Xp "Add or remove".



Now there is no audio.

There is a possibilitiy that even when "Realtek" was installed there was no audio,  I did not check that out that at the time.



My question is how can I restore audio without reinstalling "RealteK"



Also when Windows load I get the "new hardware found" wizard , if I continue with wizard it try to search for "multimedia audio manager" through "Windows updates"  but I am disabling "Windows updates"



If I go to "Device Manager" under "Hardware" then "Network adapters" I find "realtek" with a red "X" over it.



if I go to "other devices" there is a yellow question mark over it and over "Multimedia Audio Controller".
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