- Feb 3, 2005
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Our second computer (Sony Vaio PCV-RX770) came with XP installed on it, and sound naturally worked as planned with it.
Later, being the moron that I was (trying to transfer files from it onto another computer), I accidentally dropped the harddrive from about a half-inch distance, and it stopped working.
So, I got a really old 4gb HD from our really old computer that had Ubuntu on it. I eventually formatted that and reinstalled the latest version of Ubuntu on it.
Sound worked for that as well.
We finally got a new HD for the computer, and I did a fresh install of XP pro (Not what the computer came with). The sound was not working when I started up the computer.
I figured it might be that the speakers were plugged into the wrong jack, but when I tried playing a file in WMP to test it, it gave me a sound device error of some sort.
I tried installing the sound drivers from Sony's website...still no sound.
What am I supposed to do to get sound?
Later, being the moron that I was (trying to transfer files from it onto another computer), I accidentally dropped the harddrive from about a half-inch distance, and it stopped working.
So, I got a really old 4gb HD from our really old computer that had Ubuntu on it. I eventually formatted that and reinstalled the latest version of Ubuntu on it.
Sound worked for that as well.
We finally got a new HD for the computer, and I did a fresh install of XP pro (Not what the computer came with). The sound was not working when I started up the computer.
I figured it might be that the speakers were plugged into the wrong jack, but when I tried playing a file in WMP to test it, it gave me a sound device error of some sort.
I tried installing the sound drivers from Sony's website...still no sound.
What am I supposed to do to get sound?