Sound problem. Plz help.. images attached..

NRT · 23 Jan 2012

Golden said:

Hi,

I do not think this behaviour is malware - besides you have already done a clean install which will have removed the malware. This sounds hardware/driver-related.

Regards,
Golden

thank u Colin... appreciated.... hav a great day .... cheers.... :)

so im gonna change my MB...

mitchell65 · 23 Jan 2012

OK Try this. Open Control Panel, then Hardware and Sound then click the Playback tag. You should have one device that reads "Speakers". Has that got a green tick on it, if not right click on Speakers and choose "Set as Default device"

NRT · 23 Jan 2012

mitchell65 said:

OK Try this. Open Control Panel, then Hardware and Sound then click the Playback tag. You should have one device that reads "Speakers". Has that got a green tick on it, if not right click on Speakers and choose "Set as Default device"

wer shud i click ?

NRT · 23 Jan 2012

ya ya... i saw it... it is already the default device....

mitchell65 · 23 Jan 2012

Then make the other devices the default in turn to see if one of them works!

NRT · 23 Jan 2012

mitchell65 said:

Then make the other devices the default in turn to see if one of them works!

ok....

lehnerus2000 · 23 Jan 2012

Does your PC play the Windows start and logon sounds?

NRT · 23 Jan 2012

lehnerus2000 said:

Does your PC play the Windows start and logon sounds?

yes...

lehnerus2000 · 23 Jan 2012

You may need to open the "Command Prompt" and execute:

sfc /scannow

Tutorial:
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Dinesh · 23 Jan 2012

After reading 4 pages of this thread, It looks like its an issue with the integrated audio (basically, the motherboard). Instead of replacing the motherboard, just get an external sound card and install it. It would be a cheaper option as well.

Good Luck,
Dinesh.

Sound problem. Plz help.. images attached..

Start and logon sounds?

sfc /scannow