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Help! What happened to my sound?!?!
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Posted by: Golf4Life
My sound has always worked but a few days ago I tried to open up winamp and listen to some music but it wasnt working. I havent been able to figure out why. I have checked my sound settings on under Accessories->Entertainment->Volume control. Only Video and Line-in were muted. I have Intel 82801AA (integrated) sound, and I am running XP Pro. I have tried multiple speakers to see if that was the problem and that wasnt it either. Please help.
Posted by: LostProfit
Ya know whats funny the EXACT same thing happened to me yesterday and all i did to fix it was restart my computer. lol it was with winamp too! lol
Posted by: Golf4Life
i have restarted my comp mulitple times. I have recently installed the new Winamp, but I was able to listen to songs with it.
Posted by: LostProfit
Hmmm, winamp seems to be the cause of this So if you can why not just use music jukebox? Worth a shot if it means your sound wont die on you....
Posted by: Golf4Life
well i dont have any sound in any other programs either
Posted by: LostProfit
neither did i but it all seemed to happen at winamp. or at least thats weh nmine happened.
Posted by: Golf4Life
i uninstalled winamp and rebooted comp, but it still no sound.
Posted by: chaosisreality
Go to start, Run, and type in dxdiag to open the Direct X Diagnostic tool. Run the tests available in Sound 1, Sound 2 and Music.
But it may just be your speakers/headphones are busted. Try jacking them into something else (A stereo, walkman, whatever).
Posted by: trekpsycho
Do you have a sound card or onboard sound?
Posted by: Golf4Life
I went into DirectX and went under the music tab. There is a list of ports I can test. I was able to get sound out of the Microsoft MIDI Mapper [Emulated] and Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth [emulated]. None of the others worked. Then I went into Control Panel and looked at my sound levels and noticed my Wave all the way at the bottom. That was the problem. Thanks alot!
Posted by: Ed_VVolf
Methinks that that's how winamp controls its volume.
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