Need of help with my sound device
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Sound device (Solved) Hello, i have a Windows XP sound device driver installed but no sound plays from my laptop at all. If i go onto windows media player a warning pops up saying: "Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there is a problem with your sound... en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-37517-sound-deviceForum , go to that forum please.
Hi! Did you recently uninstall BearShare or other programs like it? Try Uninstalling the Device and Re installing it again. Here's how:
Start Button
RIGHT click "My Computer"
Properties then the "Hardware" tab
Device Manager
Go down and expand [+] the Sound, video and game
If there's a yellow question mark(?) in one of the devices, RIGHT click on it and then "Uninstall" You'll get it back, don't worry.
Click Start again
Control Panel
Add Hardware. This will find the device you just uninstalled. Click on the one you JUST deleted and then Next.
It should be re-installed now.
Go back to your Control Panel and then Sound and Audio. Play around with the speaker settings and see if that helped you....
Sometimes you need to go back to the Device Management after reinstalling,
scroll back down to the Sound card you just reinstalled, right click and then "enable" it
Alternatively, you can use System Restore to restore your computer settings to a certain day, maybe the day before you installed a certain program which deleted your sound settings...?
Best of luck!
Start Button
RIGHT click "My Computer"
Properties then the "Hardware" tab
Device Manager
Go down and expand [+] the Sound, video and game
If there's a yellow question mark(?) in one of the devices, RIGHT click on it and then "Uninstall" You'll get it back, don't worry.
Click Start again
Control Panel
Add Hardware. This will find the device you just uninstalled. Click on the one you JUST deleted and then Next.
It should be re-installed now.
Go back to your Control Panel and then Sound and Audio. Play around with the speaker settings and see if that helped you....
Sometimes you need to go back to the Device Management after reinstalling,
scroll back down to the Sound card you just reinstalled, right click and then "enable" it
Alternatively, you can use System Restore to restore your computer settings to a certain day, maybe the day before you installed a certain program which deleted your sound settings...?
Best of luck!
