k well i had to get a new motherboard in cause my old one somehow got totally scrwd up
anyways it was all workin fine for a couple weeks
and thn i had to reboot my comp cause somethin was wrong
anyways so thn it all wrkd out fine but i got no audio
ive tried everythin
it said i needed a disk to install it
but i never had one or never got one
so ive tried to get one off of the net and thats failed
ive gone through help **** and alll that
so please can u guys help me

Make & model of computer?

& or motherboard?

This is assuming that you have on-board audio as opposed to a Sound Card?

Or make & model of Sound Card?

Also perhaps check:

Start/Run/ dxdiag | Sound

k its amd athalon
model is h2602
im pretty sure i have a sound card i know the names and all that of the audio devices
but the guy who fixed it also put in a new disk drive id ont know if that has anythin to do with it

eMachines?

Unfortunatly they do not have drivers on site.

They do suggest:

Computer doesn’t produce any sound:
Audio has been muted.
Click the Start button, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to Entertainment,
and then click Volume Control. When the Master Volume window appears, verify that
the Mute option check box is empty.

Volume is turned down.
Click the Start button, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to Entertainment,
and then click Volume Control. When the Master Volume window appears, drag the
volume bar upward.
The speakers are not properly connected.
Make sure that the speakers are properly connected to the computer.

Also Check:

Start/Run/ dxdiag | Sound

What is listed as Device?

yea its an e machine ....k theres a list
-legacy audio driver
-unimodem half-duplex audio device
and i also have this everest program that says i have an sis 7012 audio device
and yea i checked that thing u gave me before and i tested the stuff and it all failed

Are Legacy & Unimodem listed under DXDIAG?

Is SiS7012 listed there?

You said: "im pretty sure i have a sound card i know the names and all that of the audio devices"

All the above are on-board Audio (no card). Just trying to verify.

Anyway I would trust Everest: & so:

http://www.techspot.com/drivers/driv...river-v-v112d/

yea i already tried that link and downloaded that and tried installin it
and thn halfway through it said plug and play was messed or somethin and thn it exited the setup
yea i gues si dont have a sound card sorry i aint that smart on comps lol
and also none of them werre listed under the dxdiag
but they are listed in the device maanager under ...sound video and game controllers

What is your Operating System? XP? etc.

You may need to try that install again & get the exact error message.

& or get the exact ID of your audio device.

If you just want to keep trying hit or miss: here is a Legacy for XP:

http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/drivers/60/60711.htm

Login: drivers
Password: all

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Was that everything listed under sound video and game controllers?

-legacy audio driver
-unimodem half-duplex audio device

It may help to remove the legacy driver before trying to reinstall.

Also it may help to temporarily Disable the unimodem device.

my operating system is windows xp home edition
k i tried to install it again and the error messages are as follows
1st one
-in the blue at the top of the error message it states update driver for plug and play devices
-thn inside the error message it just has this -536870397
2nd error message is as follows
-it states inside the error message that...fail to install audio driver for windows xp...setup will now exit

and that link you gave me i downloaded it but i dont know which program to use to install it and such ?

That error appears because an existing driver is being found.

You need to uninstall all existing audio drivers.

If the SiS 7012 is not in the Device Manager I am not sure how you can do that.

In the Device Manager:
You can uninstall the Legacy Driver & then when you re-install follow the prompts such as: I know what driver I want: & then point to the downloaded driver.