Computer Audio?

Have you installed a game or something that might alter it?
Have you tested with different speakers?
Are there any ???? in system?
Typically a sound card uses a lot of IRQs so it might be an IrQ conflict>
Have you put any new hardware in?

Mark
August 2005

easier way
windows desktop > right click my computer > hardware > device manager > expand audio controllers > right click on the audio one > uninstall > yes

reboot ...it should then detect it and reinstall it, you can also download the drivers from manufacturer website

Andrew Hope
August 2005

Thanks Gary. I tried this without success, but meanwhile a friend gave me the cure. This was -
Start button >Program Menu>Accessories Menu>Entertainment Menu>Click on Volume Control.
Ensure that volume levels are high and that mutes are not ticked. I hope this will help others.

Herbert
July 2005

try using system restore. click on start -> all programs -> accessories -> system tools -> system restore. and restore to a time when your sound worked.

Gary
July 2005