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Guest
Hellow to all of you good people out there,
I am contacting you, because I am confronted with a problem with the sound
in my system!
Whenever I try to open an audio CD, or a DVD with my Windows Media Player
10, or with any other media player installed on my system, everything plays
OK, except that I hear no sound at all!
Before I load the CD, or DVD, I can both play and hear video and music
through the Internet (using my Microsoft Internet Explorer) with no problems
at all!
However, every sound disappears completely from my system as soon as I load
a DVD, or an audio CD on my computer and unfortunatelly, I have to shut down
my system in order to regain sound, even for my Internet applications, which
sound fine up untill I load the disk!
Why is this happening? How could this problem be overcome? I use original
Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Service Pack 2 on my computer and my
DVD/CD-ROM unit is: HL-DT-ST DVD+RW GCA-4040N!
Recently, I tried to "clean up" my system with "System Mechanic 6" software
from iolo Technologies and tried to convert some .avi files on my computer to
mpeg4 with WinAvi Video Converter software Standard Edition Version 7.7 from
ZJMedia Digital Technology Ltd and that is when I think the problem started
in the first place!?...
Hope to hear your good news soon, people!
Thank you for your patience and time!
I am contacting you, because I am confronted with a problem with the sound
in my system!
Whenever I try to open an audio CD, or a DVD with my Windows Media Player
10, or with any other media player installed on my system, everything plays
OK, except that I hear no sound at all!
Before I load the CD, or DVD, I can both play and hear video and music
through the Internet (using my Microsoft Internet Explorer) with no problems
at all!
However, every sound disappears completely from my system as soon as I load
a DVD, or an audio CD on my computer and unfortunatelly, I have to shut down
my system in order to regain sound, even for my Internet applications, which
sound fine up untill I load the disk!
Why is this happening? How could this problem be overcome? I use original
Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Service Pack 2 on my computer and my
DVD/CD-ROM unit is: HL-DT-ST DVD+RW GCA-4040N!
Recently, I tried to "clean up" my system with "System Mechanic 6" software
from iolo Technologies and tried to convert some .avi files on my computer to
mpeg4 with WinAvi Video Converter software Standard Edition Version 7.7 from
ZJMedia Digital Technology Ltd and that is when I think the problem started
in the first place!?...
Hope to hear your good news soon, people!
Thank you for your patience and time!