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    hp pavilion dv2000 no sound or modem windows xp

    Discussion in 'HP' started by bonbon, Jul 3, 2007.

  1. bonbon

    bonbon Newbie

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    i have purchased laptop pavilion hp dv2000. with vista silver upgrade 2324

    i get al drivers from hp website but sound fail to install with cannot find media drvice error and also modem is the same

    please if any one can help me i'll be very appreciated
     
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    miner Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    delete the offending hardware under control panel/system/hardwares and reboot. It should reinstall the appropriate hardware/drivers.
     
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    +1 it took me like a week to figure it out one time... go into control panel and delete anything with a ! next to it and then reboot...it should install everything correct after that...
     
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    Right, there was a similar post of someone who followed my guide for the DV900T and couldn't get the sound to work. I told him to mess with the device manager. He finally figured it out and this is what he wrote back.

    I figured it out shortly after emailing you. In device manager, there was a device with a caution sign called "PCI Device" (very descriptive, I know) under "System Devices" or something similar to that. I updated the driver to the Microsoft Universal Audio Architecture driver from HP (the one which would start the install then just exit shortly after), and after that a device appeared. I updated the driver on that to the audio driver from HP, again manually, and all is well, including sound and media keys.

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    It's also a good idea to have your \SWSETUP folder in the drive. The computer will search for drivers and may find what it needs on the CD.