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    [TravelMate 5510] Audio not working on a brand new winXP

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by Sballerio, Feb 11, 2009.

  1. Sballerio

    Sballerio Newbie

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    Hey all.

    I've just reinstalled Windows XP on a TravelMate 5510, and almost everything went fine.
    All the drivers has been downloaded from here.
    Now i got a problem and seems i can't get rid of it.

    Audio is not working, but i installed the drivers correctly. The program (AzMixerSel.exe) crashes everytime i run it. I don't know if having this .exe working would let me hear something, but that's an issue.

    I installed this audio driver -->

    Am i missing something important?

    Funny thing is that i got a kind of Bluetooth Audio Controller since when i installed this ->Bluetooth Driver 5.1.2535 and Utilitiy 5.0.1.1500.zip

    Any help is appreciated.

    Many thanks.
    /sball
     
    Sballerio, Feb 11, 2009
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  2. NoCashBob

    NoCashBob Notebook Enthusiast

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    NOTE: Edited Link - Original [~5MB ] was Wrong File

    Try opening the device manager and uninstalling all sound and game controller devices, and uninstall your BlueTooth drivers (I know, takes a hella long time).

    Next, try installing This [ ~30MB ]

    Reboot, and let me know if it worked.
     
    NoCashBob, Feb 11, 2009
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  3. Sballerio

    Sballerio Newbie

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    I'm gonna try this late evening.

    Thanks Bob
    /sball
    :)
     
    Sballerio, Feb 14, 2009
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  4. Sballerio

    Sballerio Newbie

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    Hi Bob, I can't download from the link u just posted cause i need an authentication.

    I found the same file here (from this page).

    I uninstalled both the bluetooth and the realtek drivers i previously installed from Add/Remove applications(that should be the right name) in the control panel and I installed the new drivers, but still it doesn't works... :eek:

    Should i remove the drivers directly from the device manager or the method i used is ok?

    Thanks
    /sball
     
    Sballerio, Feb 15, 2009
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