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Guest

i have no audio on my pc. my device manager says its workin properly but at
the top no audio, can anyone help me restore my files. did a system restore
but that didnt fix it, my pc worked fine till about 17/12/05 but system
restore only goes bk till 22.12.05 how do i configure it to work earlier
 
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Shenan Stanley

ronnie said:
i have no audio on my pc. my device manager says its workin
properly but at the top no audio, can anyone help me restore my
files. did a system restore but that didnt fix it, my pc worked
fine till about 17/12/05 but system restore only goes bk till
22.12.05 how do i configure it to work earlier

Tried just going to the sound device manufacturer's web page and downloading
the latest driver for Windows XP and installing that?
 
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johneric

This happened after I upgraded my wifes XP Pro computer to the new official
SP3, Yes, I tried everything I could try to get the Windows audio system to
funtion. Still, it says "No Audio Device" when I try to access any windows
audio funtion. I tried; changing from on-board audio AC97 ver 4.04 to "off"
in bios and installing an Audigy 2 (trying every PCI slot, since she has
nothing in any other PCI slot). Upgrading the bios. Updating every driver
recommended by every news group and advise pro I could find. Tried an unusual
proceedure that involved viewing hidded files in Hardware device manager,
updating ISAPNP and the PNP Software Enumerator. Simply uninstalling the
audio driver and then running Add Remove Hardware. Searching the registry for
left over pieces of which ever audio device she was not trying to use. I ran
SFC /Scannow and had no trouble with that after making an SP3 cd. What I'm
trying to say is that I am going to leave my OWN computer at the SP2 state
until Microsoft cures its SP3 problem with Realtek and Creative Labs sound
cards. In my opinion, it is an SP3 problem. What else can it be? Any other
suggestions? Please read everything I've just said so you don't recommend an
old standard approach.

johneric
 

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