PROBLEM WITH MY SPEAKERS!!! NEED HELP
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kimsland
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So you do need help with that.
in Registry editor on the toolbar menu
First click to highlight HDAUDIO (single left click on this registry key)
Then (in XP) click on EDIT then click on "Permissions' (I suspect Vista is very similar)
Then allow your useraccount full access
Apply
Then delete the key, and restart
The IE Reset is in your Internet Options area, last page
Here's a quick Guide
kimsland
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Hooray, you deleted it
Now, you need to restart and then re-install the drivers
If the diver wizard (new found hardware) does not start up, then Windows itself is at fault
OR its still listed in Device Manager, which also requires removing (Start > Run > devmgmt.msc)
If Windows is at fault
Start > Run > sfc /scannow
Now, you need to restart and then re-install the drivers
If the diver wizard (new found hardware) does not start up, then Windows itself is at fault
OR its still listed in Device Manager, which also requires removing (Start > Run > devmgmt.msc)
If Windows is at fault
Start > Run > sfc /scannow
kimsland
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Ok so you:
Updated all Windows security updates and Service Packs
Cleared out all Realtek Sound Drivers
Re-installed Sound Drivers
Ran IE Reset
Can you confirm that VLC Media Player is the latest version installed
ie Uninstall it
Then download it: http://videolan.cdn.cacheboy.net/vlc/1.0.2/win32/vlc-1.0.2-win32.exe
Then re-install it
Then test it
Is all running well now?
Updated all Windows security updates and Service Packs
Cleared out all Realtek Sound Drivers
Re-installed Sound Drivers
Ran IE Reset
Can you confirm that VLC Media Player is the latest version installed
ie Uninstall it
Then download it: http://videolan.cdn.cacheboy.net/vlc/1.0.2/win32/vlc-1.0.2-win32.exe
Then re-install it
Then test it
Is all running well now?
kimsland
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Yes you may need to restart twice to have the drivers finally installed
But if you have done all of the above and STILL do not receive any sound through your speakers on any media file except Windows files
Then I can only think you either have Malware installed. Info Guide HERE
Or Windows requires a Repair install (we'll leave this for the moment)
You could also provide a HijackThis log as an attachment using the "Manage Attachments" button when creating another new reply
That may be best to do, at this late stage
EDIT
I would prefer you ATTACH this log report, even if you have to Zip it up first
Not Paste it in
But if you have done all of the above and STILL do not receive any sound through your speakers on any media file except Windows files
Then I can only think you either have Malware installed. Info Guide HERE
Or Windows requires a Repair install (we'll leave this for the moment)
You could also provide a HijackThis log as an attachment using the "Manage Attachments" button when creating another new reply
That may be best to do, at this late stage
EDIT
I would prefer you ATTACH this log report, even if you have to Zip it up first
Not Paste it in
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