Just try to download the driver from the link below and see if it works fine after:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/...

Thanks for your message, but unfortunately,
I receive the following message during the install:
Driver INstallation Failed: Could not find the device for this driver.
My HP laptip no longer recognizes that I have any sound devices - I looked in Control Panel, Device Manager - No sound devices listed.

Hello,
Pls help me, to solve my problem they have no audio device in my sound audio devices ,how to solve this problem?

Hello guys!

i have same problem with my hp pavilion notebook, no sound in windows xp...

Hi,

I had the same problem with my DV6529em hp laptop, but there is a very simple solution, all you need is internet connection.

Step 1.

You need to do little update for your windows XP, so it could recognise HD audio at all. You should install following windows xp driver: "Microsoft Universal Audio Architecture (UAA) Bus Driver for High Definition".

You can download it from this location:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/...

Step 2.

Simply go to your device manager and find driver marked with question mark and named "HD audio device on HD audio BUS" (or similar), then right click and chose update. This way your xp system will download and install driver through windows update...

But still that will only enable your sound with basic driver. Windows update driver won't provide options to chose different bit rates of frequency... Unless there is other solution

NO AUDIO

I had the same problem when I up graded from Windows XP to Windows Vista Ultimate.
When I was using XP I had no problems with the sound on my PC but as soon as I loaded the disk for Vista Ultimate I got the message No Media Devices are Installed when I placed my pointer over the speaker with the red cross on it over on the right hand side of the screen, next to the time display.

I had this problem for 2 days and was looking on line for ways to try and resolve it but was un sucessful.

I looked on my Controll Panel and double clicked on the System location and went to the Device Manager.

Once in Device Manager I noticed on the other devices section it was showing a Multimedia device but when I double clicked on it and tried to install and update driver I was receiving a message telling me that no drivers could be found for the device.

I then thought about other things I had had problems with in the past that did exactly the same in the devices section and thought to myself, well all I had to do to resolve those problems was un plug the device from my mother board and plug them back in after a few seconds and the computer downloaded the drivers for them straight away.

I then thought of what audio devices I had pluged in to my mother board and realised that the only things to do with audio were the speakers.

I thought to myself, it may not work but I'll give it a try so I un pluged the speakers (BOTH WHIRES) left it for a couple of seconds and pluged them back in and HEY PRESTO, I now have full sound with no problems at all.

If your PC came with a built in sound card and you are having the same or a similar problem, I'm not saying it will work but give it a try to see what hapens.

As they say, you'll never know untill you try.

All you have to do is go to start>right click on my computer>choose properties>go to the hardware tab>device manager

under under devices there will be a bunch of yellow questionmarks

right click on the one that says audio, and go to update

Follow the directions and let win xp do the work for you............

I had this problem too. I clicked on devices and then on my sound device. It told me there were no drivers installed but also gave the option for my computer to search automatically for updates. I allowed it, it downloaded what I needed and now everything is back to normal.

I can listen 2 music cause i have no output devices installed