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09-09-2009   #21


XP, Seven, 2008R2
 
 


That's the one. I know because I correctly spelled it in my first grade school spelling bee. All of the other kids failed miserably.

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09-09-2009   #22


 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by sup3rsprt View Post
That's the one. I know because I correctly spelled it in my first grade school spelling bee. All of the other kids failed miserably.
So, I should go to the local elementary and find a kid to isolate why the volume icon is connected to UAC? brb.



OK, I 'm back. Those kids - the best I could do was get bids. $75!?! Kids today...
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09-09-2009   #23


 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Antman View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by sup3rsprt View Post
That's the one. I know because I correctly spelled it in my first grade school spelling bee. All of the other kids failed miserably.
So, I should go to the local elementary and find a kid to isolate why the volume icon is connected to UAC? brb.



OK, I 'm back. Those kids - the best I could do was get bids. $75!?! Kids today...
Free market economics ... dont ya just love it!
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09-09-2009   #24


XP, Seven, 2008R2
 
 


You ain't kiddin'. Those preschool children hacking into my computer with their iphone to change my icons. Then they charge me to fix it.
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09-09-2009   #25


Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1 | Windows 8 build 7989
 
 


If you enable UAC, reboot, then install your audio hardware devices (and software if needed) it might make the icon start working again correctly.
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09-09-2009   #26


 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by johngalt View Post
If you enable UAC, reboot, then install your audio hardware devices (and software if needed) it might make the icon start working again correctly.
I think that is a good idea. A kid from my niece's 3rd grade class is coming over tomorrow to do that. I got a good deal - $35 and a bag of Skittles.
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09-09-2009   #27


Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1 | Windows 8 build 7989
 
 


Ha! I got one to do it for a bag of Skittles and a movie theater ticket to see "Escape from Witch Mountain"!
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09-09-2009   #28


 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by johngalt View Post
Ha! I got one to do it for a bag of Skittles and a movie theater ticket to see "Escape from Witch Mountain"!
Every movie I suggested was answered, "Seen it".

But seriously, I will do the reload. And then, try to re-create the error. There is at least one report on SF where the OP states the red X with working sound.
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09-10-2009   #29


Windows7 x64 7600 16385
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Antman View Post
Confirmed. UAC is it.


But, check this out - my systray volume icon now presents the red X and sounds are playing properly.

The only Antman executed change was UAC enable.
I get that occasionally after I start my computer. If I push either the volume up or down or mute keys on my keyboard, it goes back to normal!
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