I assume that "still nothing" means that you are not getting any sound at 
all.

In order to use the on-board sound, it has to be enabled in cmos.  If you
have been getting sound, and it stopped, then, perhaps, the cmos setting
has changed.  This could happen if the battery is low.  (Batteries go
bad after about three years.  You did not describe your hardware, so it
is impossible to ascertain the battery's age.)

You can check the cmos settings at the start-up by hitting the appropriate
key, perhaps DEL or ESC.  It usually tells you.

HTH

Dean Kukral

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Veronica Daniel" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 8:12 AM
Subject: [PCBUILD] no sound on computer


I am having trouble with my sound on my computer.  When I try to play a CD 
with
sound, it says Media player cannot play because there is no sound device.  I 
checked my mother board and the sound module is on it.  And on the control 
panel is states no sound device. I have a sound card I recently purchased, 
but not sure if I can put it on the board to get sound. I have one empty 
slot on the motherboard.  Yes I have checked my speakers.  In fact I 
installed a new set of speakers and still nothing.  Any suggestions.

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