No audio output from either board

I have two machines running MSI boards. The one I am on now is a 7640 ver. 3.1 with Win8, the other is 7597 ver 1.1 with Win7. Both worked properly for a long time. This one stopped outputting audio last week. There are no yellow flags in device manager on anything, the control panel shows the Realtek audio is working fine, but no sound comes out. It was obviously the speakers, right? Wrong. I took the speakers from my daughter's computer that were working fine, put them on mine and nothing. I put the speakers back on her machine and they are still fine. A week later, her Windows crashed. I reinstalled Win7 and now there is no audio output on that machine! Everything says it's fine from device manager to control panel, but there is only silence.
What can I be missing? Help would be appreciated.

Well, as you have problems with two machines add both machine's details following >>Posting Guide<< as already said.
Reinstall in any case realtek audio: http://www.msi.com/service/download/driver-2584.html
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My video card is an MSI GeForce 9800.
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