i have xp my no sound when i play song the messege displayed?
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Do you have a sound card? or built in to the pc? do you have speakers? if YES the go into drivers and make sure you have the correct drivers.\n\nStart> Settings> Control panel > Click on system Icon > hardware tab > then device manager > go down to wwhere you see a speaker it should say sound ect.....\nif theres and x or ? then you need to install correct driver or enable it
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Try adjusting the sound in the media player or your computers sound. It may also be the sound card.
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1. Turn off the computer, fully.   Then restart it and try your music again.\n\n2. If you still don't hear anything, DOUBLE-CLICK on the volume icon and see if ANY slide controls are muted, if there is anything muted, UNMUTE it.\n\n3. If this fails.  Click on Start-programs-control panel-system-hardware-device manager - cllick on "sound, video and game controllers" and make sure all the devices are "recognized" (don't have a yellow question mark) if they do, then right click and ROLL BACK DRIVER \n\n4. Oh!, and please make sure your speakers are: 1. ON  2. plugged in, 3. try a different CD
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Start > Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Sounds > Sound Scheme: In the drop down window you have options of Windows Default or No Sounds, or you can go to Program Events: and change/uncheck the box for specific sounds, or get creative and change them to any sound scheme you care for.\nThe one that is annoying you is the "Windows XP Menu Command.wav"
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something wrong with the sounds card
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You probably have windows update turned on. There is a bad audio driver upgrade out there. Roll back your driver to previous, then go to manual windows update, find the update and exclude it.
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Realtek\ngo to www.realtek.com\nand find the sound card driver\nthat is it.\ndownload it\nrestart your computer\nand it is back to normal
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You might not have the sound enabled on your sound (audio) card.\n\nI'm assuming you already checked the basic stuff like making sure your speakers are connected correctly to your computer. \n\nMake sure your computer hasn't muted the sound. To check this double-click on the speaker icon in the system tray (The system tray is where the clock is located on your computer). Uncheck all the muted boxes. \n\nor try this: \n\nUpdate the sound drivers, and remove the sound card reboot. Replace the sound card and boot up again. With luck Windows will detect it as New Hardware and install the appropriate driver. You can then download and install any Sound card Driver update.\n\nHope this helps!
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My mate had the same problem, no sound from the speakers, so this is what I did: (Locate the Opearating System CD - or the Recovery CD that came with your computer ready)\n\nI'm assuming you are using XP:\n\n1. Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel\n2. Click on Performance and Maintenance\n3. Select "See basic information about your computer\n4. Select Hardware\n5. Click on Device Manager\n6. Under Sound, Video and Game Controllers - do you see a yellow explaination mark, if so click on it to open it\n7. Click Re-Install Driver\n8. Insert the CD-ROM I mentioned above\n9. Make sure Install the software automatically is selected and click on next\n10. After that I cant remember but it should be straight forward
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I am assuming that you installed XP over an earlier version as I am reading into your question that you had sound before XP so that also rules out having the speakers incorrectly hooked up.  Go to start-control panel-system (the icon that looks like a computer) and run the hardware wizard.  If the hardware is listed but has a question mark you may just have to reload the software.  I would first check for updated software as you may be using an incompatible driver for your sound card.
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Plug in your speakers.  :-P\n\nRecheck all your settings, make sure nothing is muted.  Also make sure your sound card, if you have one, is installed properly and functioning.
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check cables, check overall volume on pc, and for creative labs for example there is a sound mixer with volume labels for different types of inputs\n\nStill not working?  Check for switch on speakers, are they plugged in\n\nStill not working? Bring up control panel -> sounds -> check mute button, check volume, click on a sound  like asterisk, hit play still no sound?\n\nFind a geek...
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Go to "Control Panel". Open "Sounds & Audio Properties". Put a check mark on "Place an icon in the taskbar". Then click O.k.  Thats how you do it in XP anyway.
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its simple. if u encounter that problem. #1: try reinstalling ur audio driver. if not #2: reformat ur drive then install a fresh copy of ur Operating System (windows). if not #3: replace ur sound card or ur motherboard if its a built-in type. ;)
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Reinstall the drivers.\n\nYou can look in the 'control panel / system / hardware / device manager', and make sure that your sound card is showing up under Sound, Video, and Game Controllers.  If it's not then you have a hardware problem.
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Go to control panel\n\nclick the sound icon\n\nthere should be a "sound scheme" pull down\n\nselect No Sound instead of windows default.\n\nYour sound will still work but the system sounds will be off :)\n\n\n=================
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Use your support disk to reinstall the audio card and then try. All sound cards support uncompressed audio formats, and it seems either the driver is corrupt or your sound and multimedia settings are not properly configured.