sp2 got rid of my sound

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Since I have updated to Windows Service Pack 2 my sound has no longer worked.
It says that my Yamaha something something...... isn't compatiable with
this. But I am required to have sp2 for hooking into my college LAN. I have
done this before and was able to download some sort of file to get my sound
back. But I have done a system restoration on my computer just today, and I
can't find where that file is located. Please help me!!!
 
TJ said:
Since I have updated to Windows Service Pack 2 my sound has no longer worked.
It says that my Yamaha something something...... isn't compatiable with
this. But I am required to have sp2 for hooking into my college LAN. I have
done this before and was able to download some sort of file to get my sound
back. But I have done a system restoration on my computer just today, and I
can't find where that file is located. Please help me!!!

What is the make and model of the sound card? Is it a stand alone card
or integrated with the motherboard?
 
TJ said:
Since I have updated to Windows Service Pack 2 my sound has no longer
worked.
It says that my Yamaha something something...... isn't compatiable
with
this. But I am required to have sp2 for hooking into my college LAN.
I have done this before and was able to download some sort of file to
get my sound
back. But I have done a system restoration on my computer just today,
and I
can't find where that file is located. Please help me!!!

Get updated sound card drivers. Get them from:

1. The card mftr.'s website; OR
2. The motherboard mftr.'s website if hardware is onboard; OR
3. The OEM's website for your specific machine if you have an OEM
computer (HP, Dell, Sony, etc.).

Read the installation instructions on the website where you get the
drivers.

Malke
 
=?Utf-8?B?VEo=?= said:
Since I have updated to Windows Service Pack 2 my sound has no longer worked.

When you do a major upgrade to your OS, you often need to install the
drivers needed to work in that NEW MS OS.
 

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