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Niki
I've tried for several days to post to the
microsoft.public.directx.misc newsgroup but keep getting
the "Service Temporarily Unavailable We apologize for
this inconvenience. Please try again later." message so I
am posting it here. Maybe someone from Microsoft will see
this and help me.
Let me also add that I have searched and found many, many
people with this same problem and the only resolution
I've ever seen was one guy who uninstalled McAfee 7.0.
PLEASE SOMEONE HELP!!
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Thanks for the reply Stephen. I have answered you at
certain points with asterisks (***) to indicate my
comments.
----- Stephen Keen [MS] wrote: -----
Hi Niki,
At home I am using Gamevoice as well, it seems
to work just fine, so this is interesting. Do you think
that the installation of Dreamweaver MX and Extension
Manager were the cause? This would be a good test to
confirm one way or the other. ***I have no idea if this
is the problem or not, but I uninstalled them and checked
for registry leftovers and there were none.***
Checking the error at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;810686 seems to be the answer to your problem. But
other issues must be present if that is not resolving the
problem. Are you following the instruction exactly?
***I am following the instructions explicitly.***
Usually when registry setting are set, they don't change
unless a program is changing them. You might consider
removing the software, changing the registry then re-
installing and see if that works. (Gamevoice software)
***I have followed these steps (removed GameVoice
software, reboot, change registry, reboot, reinstall
GameVoice, reboot, try GameVoice direct play voice setup
four or five times, all of these attempts including
removing the unit from the USB port) and each time
running the DirectPlay Voice Setup resets the registry
values to zero.***
Also, if you could send in a copy of your
DirectX.log file it will often point to issues that may
be a problem. It resides on your machine.
***I will copy and paste the log file in subsequent
messages. Would it be handy to have my DxDiag.txt also?
***
In order to restore a system you have to set a restore
point. Restore points are allocated to certain space
limitations, so if you exceed that you will losse some of
your older restore points. Puzzled why the one you set,
didn't restore.
***I figured it must have been a size limitation.***
Not sure why you would want to restore from
DX9.0b backwards, what made you want to do that? DX9.0b
has all previous DX's build in with backward
compatibility, and sets you up for games of the future.
***I wanted to restore backwards because before I
upgraded to DX9.0b I was at least able to open the Game
Voice software and host a chat, I just couldn't join a
chat; after the DX9.0b install is when I started getting
the Direct Play Voice setup error.***
Make sure you visit windows update and update
all files, also check for later versions of Gamevoice for
DX9.0b. There are often updates there.
***I have all windows updates installed. As far as I know
the latest update to GameVoice updates it to version
1.5...do you know of anything later than that?***
Let us know how you come out on this.
Thanks for post!
--
Stephen Keen [MS] This posting is provided "AS IS"
with no warrenties, and confirs no rights.
in message
(e-mail address removed)...
The last time I successfully used it to join a chat
was January 3, 2004. On January 4, I installed
Dreamweaver MX and Extension Manager. On January 17, I
could not join a chat on Game Voice, nor would the
program shut down automatically, I had to force it to
close via Task Manager. The next time I tried to launch
it, I received an error message that said "Game Voice
encountered an error with the speech recognition engine.
Please correct the command. If this doesn't work, try
reinstalling Game Voice." There is no place to "correct
the command" so I uninstalled and reinstalled Game Voice
multiple times.
and Extension Manager. On January 24, I upgraded to
DirectX 9.0b. I set a system restore before I upgraded
but my system won't go back. I reinstalled DirectX 9.0b.
advice in MS KB 810686; every time I modify the registry
values in steps 12-14, reboot, the modifications show
they are changed, but once I try and run the Sound Test
again, the DirectPlay Voice Setup fails and the registry
values are reset to 0 (Full, Half, Mic).
Gateway OEM SB Audigy sound drivers; after spending over
an hour and a half in live chat with Gateway techs, the
changes will not take. I have removed my sound driver in
safe mode and reinstalled it from the recovery disks.
MicDetected. Started to complete the test wizard and got
the same 0x80004005 error as originally incurred. Checked
regedit and all values set back to 0.
use GameVoice until I get a complete sound test). I have
tried to run the sound test from Game Voice, DXDIAG, and
Control Panel/Sound...same results each time.
(microsoft.public.directx.misc). I hope someone from
Microsoft can help me.
microsoft.public.directx.misc newsgroup but keep getting
the "Service Temporarily Unavailable We apologize for
this inconvenience. Please try again later." message so I
am posting it here. Maybe someone from Microsoft will see
this and help me.
Let me also add that I have searched and found many, many
people with this same problem and the only resolution
I've ever seen was one guy who uninstalled McAfee 7.0.
PLEASE SOMEONE HELP!!
-----------------------
Thanks for the reply Stephen. I have answered you at
certain points with asterisks (***) to indicate my
comments.
----- Stephen Keen [MS] wrote: -----
Hi Niki,
At home I am using Gamevoice as well, it seems
to work just fine, so this is interesting. Do you think
that the installation of Dreamweaver MX and Extension
Manager were the cause? This would be a good test to
confirm one way or the other. ***I have no idea if this
is the problem or not, but I uninstalled them and checked
for registry leftovers and there were none.***
Checking the error at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;810686 seems to be the answer to your problem. But
other issues must be present if that is not resolving the
problem. Are you following the instruction exactly?
***I am following the instructions explicitly.***
Usually when registry setting are set, they don't change
unless a program is changing them. You might consider
removing the software, changing the registry then re-
installing and see if that works. (Gamevoice software)
***I have followed these steps (removed GameVoice
software, reboot, change registry, reboot, reinstall
GameVoice, reboot, try GameVoice direct play voice setup
four or five times, all of these attempts including
removing the unit from the USB port) and each time
running the DirectPlay Voice Setup resets the registry
values to zero.***
Also, if you could send in a copy of your
DirectX.log file it will often point to issues that may
be a problem. It resides on your machine.
***I will copy and paste the log file in subsequent
messages. Would it be handy to have my DxDiag.txt also?
***
In order to restore a system you have to set a restore
point. Restore points are allocated to certain space
limitations, so if you exceed that you will losse some of
your older restore points. Puzzled why the one you set,
didn't restore.
***I figured it must have been a size limitation.***
Not sure why you would want to restore from
DX9.0b backwards, what made you want to do that? DX9.0b
has all previous DX's build in with backward
compatibility, and sets you up for games of the future.
***I wanted to restore backwards because before I
upgraded to DX9.0b I was at least able to open the Game
Voice software and host a chat, I just couldn't join a
chat; after the DX9.0b install is when I started getting
the Direct Play Voice setup error.***
Make sure you visit windows update and update
all files, also check for later versions of Gamevoice for
DX9.0b. There are often updates there.
***I have all windows updates installed. As far as I know
the latest update to GameVoice updates it to version
1.5...do you know of anything later than that?***
Let us know how you come out on this.
Thanks for post!
--
Stephen Keen [MS] This posting is provided "AS IS"
with no warrenties, and confirs no rights.
in message
(e-mail address removed)...
with fellow gamesters.
The last time I successfully used it to join a chat
was January 3, 2004. On January 4, I installed
Dreamweaver MX and Extension Manager. On January 17, I
could not join a chat on Game Voice, nor would the
program shut down automatically, I had to force it to
close via Task Manager. The next time I tried to launch
it, I received an error message that said "Game Voice
encountered an error with the speech recognition engine.
Please correct the command. If this doesn't work, try
reinstalling Game Voice." There is no place to "correct
the command" so I uninstalled and reinstalled Game Voice
multiple times.
or 4 but it would not work. I uninstalled Dreamweaver MX
and Extension Manager. On January 24, I upgraded to
DirectX 9.0b. I set a system restore before I upgraded
but my system won't go back. I reinstalled DirectX 9.0b.
pass the Sound Hardware Test Wizard. I followed the
advice in MS KB 810686; every time I modify the registry
values in steps 12-14, reboot, the modifications show
they are changed, but once I try and run the Sound Test
again, the DirectPlay Voice Setup fails and the registry
values are reset to 0 (Full, Half, Mic).
Audigy Audio (DF80)]. I am unable to update to the latest
Gateway OEM SB Audigy sound drivers; after spending over
an hour and a half in live chat with Gateway techs, the
changes will not take. I have removed my sound driver in
safe mode and reinstalled it from the recovery disks.
HalfDuplex, and a "Failed Gracefully" lol for
MicDetected. Started to complete the test wizard and got
the same 0x80004005 error as originally incurred. Checked
regedit and all values set back to 0.
dvpsetup.exe each time the sound test begins (and I can't
use GameVoice until I get a complete sound test). I have
tried to run the sound test from Game Voice, DXDIAG, and
Control Panel/Sound...same results each time.
recorded my voice in Sound Recorder).
microsoft.public.games.discussion and was referred here
(microsoft.public.directx.misc). I hope someone from
Microsoft can help me.