TweetMaybe it's your speakers. Are you getting power to your speakers? Maybe your speaker wiring is bad. Possible burned voicecoils. Loose wire connections. Thats just a few possibilities.

Tweetturn your volume up in windows

Tweetthe speaker icon

Tweetcheck if it' the right friver, reinstall the driver..... do it from the dev. manager urself.... check connections... restart

Tweetdamn i feel for ya bro !!

Tweetdone all of the above.....I don't know what the f' is wrong with 'em.

You can't turn up the volume in windows becasue it says "No Audio Device" but it also says that all devices are working properly

TweetNo audio device means that either you have downloaded the wrong driver or that your sound card is defective. Those things can go bad. I would delete everything and take out the sound card. Then restart the pc. Then, turn off and replace the sound card and turn on the pc. Your plug n play should pick it up as new hardware found. if not, you got a sound card problem. Or, you can delete all the audio drivers you have and then go straight to the manufaturer of the sound card website and download drivers from there. Make sure you restart the pc after you delete everything. Also, some files might not be deleted form the registry completely and you might have to do it manually. However, I don't recommend that to anyone who has never messed with the registry before.

TweetI will try this tonight, thanks

Tweetya might be that ur soundcard is gone.. those are cheap to replace tho...

TweetWhat soundcard are you using ?

Tweetwhat kind of sound card are you using?