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It looks like my sound control panel has been deleted.


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blitzkreig06

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OKAY, so basically:
Control Panel>Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices>Sounds and Audio Devices>Volume>Speaker settings>Advanced... = A window popping up saying "Directsound settings not available."

3 People use this computer and of course I can't keep track of everything they do, so I think my sound control panel has been deleted. Audio files can only be played 1 at a time and not in sync, and some game sounds are echoy and some are distorted.In particular, one games' minimum audio requirement is "DirectSound support" yet, my sound on the game is quite destorted.

If it IS my sound control panel is there any way I can download another one and install it? I don't have my windows CD anymore.

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Yes, its a family computer.
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can you do a system restore

go start all programs..accesseries....system tools ..click system restore..pick best restore point when computer was fine
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That wouldve worked ages ago, but unfortunatley the problem started about a year ago and the furthest I could go back to was March 30, which didn't solve the problem.

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If you have a copy of XP, you can do a repair with it, the tut is on this site somewhere, I will see I can post the link below.
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I found my copy of XP now, how exactly do I do a repair with it?
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Hope this helps then:

http://www.geekstogo...ws_XP-t138.html
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