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Q: What device do you check on for to make sure you have installed the sound card?
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You could look for it in device manager.


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You upgraded your computer from Windows 98 to XP and your system has no sound what should you check first?

You should check to see if a driver for your sound card has been installed; XP may not have one for your card. You can check this by right-clicking My Computer, selecting Properties, going to the Hardware tab, and launching the Device Manager. If any devices have a yellow question mark, then they do not have a driver installed. You need to find a driver for the card, either on the computer manufacturer's site, or the producer of the sound card (ie. Yamaha, Creative, Intel, etc...).


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Check if the required specifications match what your computer has installed.


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