Volume Quit

[Guest]

i have a 2001 compaq presario 1200 (if that makes any difference) with
windows xp loaded. volume worked fine yesterday and all of a sudden, it wont
work. i checked all my settings, they are correct. any ideas?

 

[Rich Barry]

Lacey, first thing is to look in Control Panel>Sound and Audio Devices
Icon>Volume Tab>Advanced. Make sure that none of the Mute boxes are
checked. Also, the sliders should all be at least more than half way up. If
your Volume is all greyed out and you can't make any changes or select
anything it's possible that you may have to reinstall the Sound Driver.

 

[Guest]

this is the answer to all the volume control program problems alot of us seem
to be having. to reinstall the missing volume control program
go to add remove programs> windows componets> choose acessocories and
utilities > click on the details button > you may see a "multimedia" choice
there, if so > go to its details to choose volume control.
if you do not see multimedai use the following directions to unhide it.
they came from http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_a.htm ; thanks kelly!!

To add additional components to the Add/Remove Programs list (Windows
Components):

Tools/Folder Options/View/Show Hidden Files and Folders and Show Extensions
for known file types. Then go to Windows Explorer/Inf Folder/Sysoc.inf
(Double Click it). You will find several lines that include the word 'hide'.
Simply remove the word 'hide' (but leave the comma). Save and exit. From
there you will be able to remove it from add/remove.

Add and Remove - Show All Files

Windows XP doesn't let you add or remove all the programs it installs by
default. Multimedia applications, the XP messenger, games, accessories, and
accessibility options do not show up in the Add/Remove Programs dialog box.
What if you want to get rid of them? Here's how to make Windows treat these
applications just like it treats all the others.

on your c: Go to Windows Explorer/Inf. In the right pane, scroll down to
sysoc.inf, double click it. Scroll down to:

MultiM=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,multimed.inf,HIDE,7


The word "HIDE" in an entry hides that application from your Add/Remove
Programs dialog box. To add games to the Add/Remove menu, delete the word
HIDE from its entry (but leave the commas that surround it). You also have to
remove "HIDE" from "AccessUtil=" for this tip to work.

Save the file. Check for the new entries in the Add/Remove Programs dialog
box after you restart your computer.

scroll down to the "
after you unhide it go back and choose it and all should be well soon
bill

 

[Guest]

this is the answer to all the volume control program problems alot of us seem
to be having. to reinstall the missing volume control program
go to add remove programs> windows componets> choose acessocories and
utilities > click on the details button > you may see a "multimedia" choice
there, if so > go to its details to choose volume control.
if you do not see multimedai use the following directions to unhide it.
they came from http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_a.htm ; thanks kelly!!

To add additional components to the Add/Remove Programs list (Windows
Components):

Tools/Folder Options/View/Show Hidden Files and Folders and Show Extensions
for known file types. Then go to Windows Explorer/Inf Folder/Sysoc.inf
(Double Click it). You will find several lines that include the word 'hide'.
Simply remove the word 'hide' (but leave the comma). Save and exit. From
there you will be able to remove it from add/remove.

Add and Remove - Show All Files

Windows XP doesn't let you add or remove all the programs it installs by
default. Multimedia applications, the XP messenger, games, accessories, and
accessibility options do not show up in the Add/Remove Programs dialog box.
What if you want to get rid of them? Here's how to make Windows treat these
applications just like it treats all the others.

on your c: Go to Windows Explorer/Inf. In the right pane, scroll down to
sysoc.inf, double click it. Scroll down to:

MultiM=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,multimed.inf,HIDE,7


The word "HIDE" in an entry hides that application from your Add/Remove
Programs dialog box. To add games to the Add/Remove menu, delete the word
HIDE from its entry (but leave the commas that surround it). You also have to
remove "HIDE" from "AccessUtil=" for this tip to work.

Save the file. Check for the new entries in the Add/Remove Programs dialog
box after you restart your computer.

scroll down to the "
after you unhide it go back and choose it and all should be well soon
bill