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i just figured it out after reading 500 posts. Delete the "microsoft WINMM WDM Audio Compatibilty Driver" under 'sound,video,game controllers. But you have the see the hidden components by going to Start, Run, type CMD then type: "set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1" then type "devmgmt.msc" and click View|show hidden devices. I rebooted and now I have the device in "sounds and audio devices" and my sound finally works!
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....
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....
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!
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Feb 16, 2009 at 04:26 AM
Feb 16, 2009 at 04:26 AM
Hello, you just have to uninstall your audio driver and re install it again! you will be able to download the drivers on the dell support website!