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Topic # 25703 29-Aug-2008 15:26
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hey friend of mine has bought her young son a packard bell imedia m851


the pc does not have the audio drivers

i can not find them at all online and would like to know if anyone knows where to find it please

my friend and her husband are not computer savy and did not know to ask for recovery discs
or to check out the sound when the picked it up.

the seller is nice and has not answered any of their emails or phone calls


please help if you can.




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  Reply # 160745 29-Aug-2008 15:39
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Ive had lots of problems with packard bell and drivers! there website is pretty average. Chances are its a realtek 97 audio driver required. However i would use driver genius to locate the driver you need you can get it here Link. Download the trial and run it on the packard bell.
You will need to be somewat savvy at computers to get it all up and running. There servers are a pain in the butt too, you will need to try several times to download the driver as it will drop out continuisouly, but it will eventually download as it resumes after it has dropped out! once you have downloaded it there should be a setup.exe to run in the zip file. Restart computer and you should have sound, then uninstall driver genius. Done

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