Confusing error with sound


  1. Triva
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    Confusing error with sound


    Well first here's the picture where it tells that it can perform sound test... And I JUST BOOTED PC so no program that I know, can make this... And this is so confusing becaouse the day before EVERYTHING worked well and I didn't do anything that could be the reason for this... :S Last night I could listen music now i can't!?!? help plz



    ps. all drivers are installed... so what could happend over night to cause this problems?
    JUst one more thing. I had some problems with ntfs.sys and solved it with chkdsk c: /f /r and then everything is normal... maybe runing chkdsk may cause this late problems?
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  3. Triva
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    I just rembember that I DID chkdsk c: /f /r BEFORE this failure of sound...
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  4. Aphelion
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    Right click on the Microsoft Speaker icon in the taskbar, select "Playback Devices".

    Can you post a graphic of that window?

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  6. Triva
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    ok, here's the picture...
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  7. Triva
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    here is one more picture, maybe it's helpful... This happends when I try to play a song in winamp...

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  8. Aphelion
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    Triva said:
    here is one more picture, maybe it's helpful... This happends when I try to play a song in winamp...
    Go to Winamp's Options/Preferences and select the waveOutput driver instead.

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  10. Triva
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    well I've done that but now it's just another error... The thing is that my audio device is not working properly as you can see in my first post (and picture)
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  11. Triva
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    Any solution? anybody?
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