{WindowsXp Group} help on sound

symptoms

no errors in device manager. using recent drivers (realtek
ac97 3.88)

even ticks volume control shown on systray, no control icon
on tray

cannot record sound using windows own recorder

cannot play sound from startin & shutting down windows
(play button
gone grey when choosing different windows sound), icq, msn
messenger
7.5, ie, flash. but sound can be heard using windows media
player,
quicktime, playing games (like americas army, bf), windows
live
messenger beta

any solution? thx for help


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Hi
Do followings:
1. make sure that the sound card is enabled in the BIOS
(load BIOS defaults.
2. go to control pannel=>sound and multimedia=>Audio
tab=> check if the
right device is sellected.
3. the volume is not mute.
4. if you have connected the speakers, check if the speakers
are working
properly and connection is proper.

Good Luck,
Devendra.

-----Original Message-----
From: helpwinxpgooglegroups.com [mailto:helpwinxpgooglegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Herman
Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 9:16 AM
To: Windows XP
Subject: {WindowsXp Group} help on sound


symptoms

no errors in device manager. using recent drivers (realtek
ac97 3.88)

even ticks volume control shown on systray, no control icon
on tray

cannot record sound using windows own recorder

cannot play sound from startin & shutting down windows
(play button
gone grey when choosing different windows sound), icq, msn
messenger
7.5, ie, flash. but sound can be heard using windows media
player,
quicktime, playing games (like americas army, bf), windows
live
messenger beta

any solution? thx for help


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hi

sound can be heard thru speakers using windows media player,
quicktime, playing games (like americas army, bf), windows
live
messenger beta but not others

so what u've mentioned may not work. anyway thx.

Devendra Gogate 寫道：

> Hi
> Do followings:
> 1. make sure that the sound card is enabled in the BIOS
(load BIOS defaults.
> 2. go to control pannel=>sound and
multimedia=>Audio tab=> check if the
> right device is sellected.
> 3. the volume is not mute.
> 4. if you have connected the speakers, check if the
speakers are working
> properly and connection is proper.
>
> Good Luck,
> Devendra.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: helpwinxpgooglegroups.com [mailto:helpwinxpgooglegroups.com] On
> Behalf Of Herman
> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 9:16 AM
> To: Windows XP
> Subject: {WindowsXp Group} help on sound
>
>
> symptoms
>
> no errors in device manager. using recent drivers
(realtek ac97 3.88)
>
> even ticks volume control shown on systray, no control
icon on tray
>
> cannot record sound using windows own recorder
>
> cannot play sound from startin & shutting down
windows (play button
> gone grey when choosing different windows sound), icq,
msn messenger
> 7.5, ie, flash. but sound can be heard using windows
media player,
> quicktime, playing games (like americas army, bf),
windows live
> messenger beta
> 
> any solution? thx for help


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