SRS Premium Sound problem

peq · 08 Jan 2011

Yeah, I've totally forgotten about System Restore, so I gave it a try, but i only took me 4 days back, and didn't helped at all... I've checked the system few times, found nothing malicious, and yet it doesn't work. No, SRS is set correctly, what's more, it seems to be not detecting anything from sound card, as there are volume meters for both channels, and they don't show anything. No offence taken, I know it won't turn my laptop speakers into 5.1 home cinema set, but I had it configured so it sounded a little bit nicer to me. And yes, 'pseudo' would sound better, but i just simply shouldn't start it at first place, sorry. Well, it's not something I can't live without, it just bugs me why it doesn't work.

linnemeyerhere · 08 Jan 2011

Some of these sound issues are crazy and often it's a unforeseen change or setting which will be found. Just remember you have sound and that's good. You can try an older restore point but it may not make the change back. Good luck and keep us informed what you find, hopefully someone else here has some additional comments.
Cheers, the Cheese

peq · 08 Jan 2011

I will let you know, if I solve the problem. But for now I'm giving up, I've got enough of messing with that. Thank you very much for help. I'll stay in touch :)

linnemeyerhere · 08 Jan 2011

Cheers !

Iromoki · 11 Mar 2011

It's kind of late, but for what it's worth, I had the same problem (I'm using an Asus K52Jr) and I was able to fix it by pressing the reset button on the Smart Audio control panel. It can be accessed through the Hardware and Sound section of the Control Panel. There is a tiny dropdown arrow on the top right of the screen. Click it and then click reset. Hope that helps.