Open a run box (Win+R), enter dxdiag, and go to the Sound tab(s). Start with the DirectX diags, which should be installed in your system. Kaz, another thing to try is some diagnostics.
Sorry this message is so long but wanted to let you know what I've already tried. Oh and I've also tried to do a system restore (before I installed SP3) but it wouldn't let me.Ĭan anyone think of something that I've not tried yet please to get my sound back? My PC is a HP Pavillion 734.uk, am using Windows XP Home SP3 (although up til yesterday it was SP2 and the problem was there a week ago so I'm sure it's not a SP3 problem) I've also looked at control panel/admin tools/services and made sure windows audio was set to automatic - which it was.
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I've also uninstalled the realtek driver then rebooted and let XP relocate it, still made no difference. Someone else advised me to disable the Microsoft UAA Bus driver from systems (in devices) but I didn't have that in my systems devices. Have made sure that nothing has been 'disabled' or ticked as 'mute' and now I'm completely out of ideas. I've run full system spyware, full virus check, registry fix, driver detective and still no sound. Have checked ALL devices under sound, video and games in devices and all say 'working properly'.
Have checked all obvious things in device manager, no exclamation marks etc and says 'device is working properly'. This is fine now & I've got my volume icon back since downloading a new realtek driver but still no sound. I clicked on 'volume' in the control panel/sounds/audio & I got the message 'windows error SndVol32.exe'. I have (or rather, I'm supposed to have) Realtek AC97 onboard soundĪ week ago I lost my sound completely, also the little sound icon disappeared from my taskbar. Hello, am hoping someone might be able to help me please.
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