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1. Hp dv5000 no audio output device installed install#
2. Hp dv5000 no audio output device installed drivers#

Tried almost every pre-installed driver that made sense to no avail. These (antivirus off, firewall off, using every option in compatibility modes ran as admin and otherwise).

Hp dv5000 no audio output device installed drivers#

i tried at least 10 different drivers and about 30 variations of installing Most part i've found suggestions of editing the info files inside the program to match your individual device id found under your properties, no matters how this was devised it didn't work. i have dv5000 that i installed windows 7 圆4 on and i've literally been trying to get a driver to work for my audio for three days to no avail.

Hp dv5000 no audio output device installed install#

Just wanted to let everyone know that the secret to making this driver install is very simple no vodoo. It was instant success for me so I hope it works for you. Voila, sound on an Hp dv5000 Turion 64 laptop running Windows 7 64bit. It may give you a warning that it won't work (I tried so many different drivers I lost track), but install it anyway. On the next page, choose "Let me pick from a list of drivers on my computer." On the next page, choose have disk and navigate to c:\swsetup\Sp35558 and choose the file that it finds in that folder and install. Don't let Windows search for a driver, but choose to browse for it. Then, go to the device manager and navigate to the Audio device and choose update driver. Run the setup that's in that folder then reboot when it's finished.

Next, go to Realtek's site and download the Vista, Windows 7 HD audio driver and unzip it. It won't work, but it will copy the files to the folder c:\swsetup\Sp35558. Go to Hp's website and download the driver 35558 and attempt to install it. I had same problem and after three days, I got it solved. Are there any unidentified devices or non-working devices in Device Manager? Does the audio device show as working in Device Manager? Is the BIOS updated to the most recent version? Perhaps the volume controls are not functioning. It appears that you would need to use Win 7 RC 32-bit to have full functionality of all devices. All of your devices have drivers for Vista 32-bit. Laptop manufacturers provide different specifications for hardware that sometimes requires that their drivers are needed. Interestingly, when one checks the Vista 64-bit drivers, there is no audio driver shown. Should I switch to Windows 7 (32 bit)? No, drivers are specific to the OS and the hardware. This laptop has a Turion 64 Processor and I installed Windows 7 (64bit), is this a problem? I mean, aren't the drivers suppose to work for ALL kinds of OS. There is a driver only available for Win Vista but it doesn't work.