Need computer help

[GSXRBOBBY]

I will get intouch with her and will let you know what happens from there.

[GSXRBOBBY]

Your confused, now I tried to play IMESH tonight and it has no sound?
I am about to just delete all the sound BS and start over, any ideas?

P.S. I ran AVG 6.0, Ad-ware 6.0 and configed all the files with nothing od found!!!?

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Your confused, now I tried to play IMESH tonight and it has no sound?
I am about to just delete all the sound BS and start over, any ideas?

P.S. I ran AVG 6.0, Ad-ware 6.0 and configed all the files with nothing od found!!!?

Make shure that you are using the latest version of IMESH (ver 4.5) and Sound card drivers.

Start by removing IMESH, if there is a driver (/CODEC) incompatibility between IMESH and your sound card, your sound card should start working. If not, Remove all Drivers for your sound card, restart your PC and re-install your sound card's latest drivers. MAKE SHURE it works properly BEFORE you install IMESH. Once working, re-install IMESH and check that everything works.

If it stops working once you have installed IMES, you know there is an incompatibility problem.

One way to fix it, remove IMESH and your sound card drivers once more. You then go down to your local computer store and purchasse a Creative lab sound blaster live 5.1 OEM for about $40. You disable the "Via AC'97 audio controller" in the BIOS and install the Sound Blaster card inside your PC, once your PC is started it will automatically detect the new hardware and ask for the drivers, point it to it's appropriate drivers. Make shure that it works properly, then install IMESH.

[GSXRBOBBY]

I removed IMESH and still no sound.
I don't have any cash right now to spend, I just switched jobs. SO I am going to try to find something else out, but thanks!

I think I may just remove all these and down load a new Windows sound program like X9 or something like that.
1. Audio codecs
2. Legacy Audio drivers
3. Legacy video capure devices
4. Media control devices
5. Standard game port
6. Unimodem half-duplex audio devices
7. Via AC'97 audio controller (WDM)
8. video codecs

[GSXRBOBBY]

Only a few of them would uninstall, the rest would only let me search for updates so I did. I went to my shared music under documents and tried to play a song after restarting the PC and when I clicked on the song a little screen popped up and said:

Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there is a problem with your sound device. There may not be a sound device installed on your computer, it may be in use by another program, or it may not be functioning properly.

It had a more info button and this is what it said:

0xC00D11BA: Cannot play the file
Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there is a problem with your sound device, such as a sound card or sound controller. You may encounter this error message for one of the following reasons:

Your sound device is in use by another program. Quit other programs that may be using your sound device, and then try to play the file again.
Your sound device is not functioning properly. To troubleshoot the problem, see the Sound Troubleshooter in Windows Help or refer to your sound device's documentation.
You do not have a sound device installed on your computer. Install a sound device, and then try to play the file again.
Error ID = 0xC00D11BA, Condition ID = 0x00000000

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I removed IMESH and still no sound.
I don't have any cash right now to spend, I just switched jobs. SO I am going to try to find something else out, but thanks!

I think I may just remove all these and down load a new Windows sound program like X9 or something like that.
1. Audio codecs
2. Legacy Audio drivers
3. Legacy video capure devices
4. Media control devices
5. Standard game port
6. Unimodem half-duplex audio devices
7. Via AC'97 audio controller (WDM)
8. video codecs

Do NOT remove ALL those, the ONLY one you are concerned about is item 7, this is the ONE you need to remove.

Once you restart your PC, it will detect new hardware, that is when you get to install your new driver. Make sure that sound works at this point.

One thing I did not metion before. Once your sound is working, do your windows updates. With Internet explorer, go to http://www.windowsupdate.com and follow the prompts, if you have never done any updates, I hope you are on a high speed connection, otherwise you are in for treat

[GSXRBOBBY]

I have DSL and I have been getting the updates.
I did what you said and it still No sound, I did the trouble shoot last night and nothing, I tried to look up the volume again and try to adjust it and it still says no audio devise. I guess my only fix is to buy a new sound card?

[GSXRBOBBY]

I still have not got the sound working so I went and bought a New SOund card, Sound Blaster and still no sound?

[GSXRBOBBY]

Its all better, I deleted everything that had to do with sound and redown loaded the Sound Cards program and then went under control panel and under the voice and music tabs I selected the new sound program, you would think it would automaticaly select that one but it didn't. Anyway I have sound now!

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Good...

Just back from a lenghty holiday. I thought your issue was resolved back in July 

It should have automatically selected the proper sound driver unless the "onboard" sound card was NOT disabled in the BIOS. The onboard sound card has to be disabled to avoid present / future conflicts.

Anyway, glad to see that you got it working