How to find out the model of my sound card?

www.touslesdrivers.com
start the detection and it will give you everything related to your PC's configuration. Among that, you will find the sound card. Download the appropriate driver and install it!! Good luck!!!

Your sound card may be integrated into your motherboard.
In that case, you'll find the drivers on the website of your motherboard manufacturer.

See you later
dje-dje

There are 10 types of people in the world,
those who understand binary and the others.

What is the motherboard... and how can I find out the model of my motherboard...?

.....and is it installed the same way?

thank you.

The Sandra software finds for my sound card:

device name: MPU-401
manufacturer: Microsoft
version: 5.10
product id: 103/1

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what does that mean?

g already, Sandra.... ==> nothing
Aida....==> oh well, I'm going to check....

no more docs.... the invoices..?? oh well, with the docs... :-) damn...

I saw the outputs... but nothing....
behind the output for the speakers, there's a little box 1cm on each side... connected to a huge circuit that is the size of my tower... ==> so it's not the sound card...

help me................. sssssssvvvvvvvvpppppppp

What is a motherboard... what is it for...? And what are the known models please...?
How can I recognize mine?

The motherboard is the main board of the PC: it's where the processor, RAM, and other cards are placed.
Some motherboards "integrate" graphics cards or sound (and even network). This means that even if you don't have one, you can display or hear something, although generally, the integrated peripherals are of lesser quality.
I think Sisoft will give you the model of your motherboard. Otherwise, you need to look inside your case; it's written on your motherboard.
(To help you a bit with motherboard brands: http://www.rue-montgallet.com/prix/75012/comparer/101/Cartes_meres/
You'll see a list of cards, thus existing brands)

See you later
dje-dje

There are 10 types of people in the world,
those who understand binary and those who don't.

Several options are available to you:
1 - Windows Update.
2 - The sound card integrated into the motherboard, so in 90% of cases, it's an AC97 codec.
3 - Have the installation CD that goes with the motherboard.
4 - If it's a PC like HP, Dell, IBM, etc., same: have the CD or go to the manufacturer's website and search for the thing by entering your machine's model.
5 - The coolest way to really know your hardware: turn off your machine, unplug it, open the PC, remove the card, note the references, brand, etc. of the card, put the card back, close the PC, plug in the power cable, restart the thing, go online to the appropriate website for your card.
And there you go. :)

Bye!

You install software like Sisoft Sandra or AIDA and it will tell you what's inside the case. Otherwise, the invoice/doc of the PC probably contains this info...
(if you have a sound card, at the back of your PC you have "outputs" the size of a walkman headphone jack with little symbols next to them: 1 mic, waves going out, waves coming in...)

See you
dje-dje

There are 10 types of people in the world,
those who understand binary and those who don't.

No other ideas.......................... please.