I accidentally uninstalled the audio program on my computer. How can I get it back?
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Use your restore option under system tools.
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uninstall media player from Add/remove programs and reload the latest  version
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Unfortunately, I don't think you can...\nunless maybe if you reinstall the program.
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Or uninstall it, play a bit with the registry (which could mess up your pc if you're not familiar with that) and reinstall it. You could also buy it or get a serial number from somewhere.
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First get the file into a .wav then use Windows Sound Recorder to cut out parts you do not want. It is a program already installed on your computer. In accessories. It works!
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To locate the old sound card: \n\nTurn the PC around and note where the speakers plug in. When you open the case, you can locate the sound card by lining it up with the jacks where you see the speakers plug into the back of the computer (those jacks are part of the sound card).\n\nI suppose you want to install a new one?\nCheck this link!\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/games/learnmore/installsoundcard.mspx
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go to recycle bin and if u have completely removed it from ur computer then try out som e of the recovery tools from www.brothersoft.com
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Your audio divers may be disabled, or there may be too many duplicates of the same item in your device manager.\n\nIf you are sure which one in the list of device manager Is your audio, first right click and disable it.\n\nRestart pc.\n\ngo back and then uninstall it.\n\nRestart pc\n\nIt will detect the device and reinstall once you bootup.\n\n~ Sometimes Windows Update has sounddriver updates. If you built your own pc, you have the drivers on cdrom. Otherwise they are in the system.\n\nIf all else fails, you may be able to when asking for drivers, manually find them and tell it to not search automatically. Then you will browse on a list of device types, and find a generic sound driver.\n\nGood luck.
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try uninstalling the sound card in device manager right click my computer then select properties then go to the hardware tab then click device manager then clcik on sound, video and game controllers then uninstall the audio card then delete all audio drivers and download or find your audio drivers the click action menu then click scan for hardware changes then when asked for drivers point it to where you put the drivers or if need be don't let it install drivers and run the driver setup for your sound card also you may need to take out the sound card of the computer take out all screws that hold the side on or the case on, take off the side or the case then touch the power supply the unscrew the sound card and clean the contacts with a pencil eraser if you have a on-board sound card don't worry about this step also do this as a last resort
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Go into the control panel, and look for the system icon.  (If you do not see it, switch to "Classic View").  Double click and select the Hardware tab.  Click on the Device Manager\n\nLook under sound, video and game controllers.  Your sound card should be listed there.  It will probably have either a red X or a yellow exclamation point on the icon.\n\nRight click and uninstall the device.\n\nReboot the PC and it should redetect and reinstall the sound card.
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Assuming you are using WIndows XP, click on the Start button, then choose Control Panel, then choose Add or Remove Programs. Find the program you want to uninstall on the list and click on it to remove it.
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please take 'search' from the 'start' button then search for any missing file or undeleted file, of the software. Then u should delete the folder where the old programme was installed. now try installing it. If that does not work again  please send the name of the AND software and its name without mistake to : beatofpassion2006@yahoo.com , if possible I 'll send back the registration code (if I have it). ok? (pls select my answer as the best ,since my credit limit is soon going to go down & I won't be able to ask questions...please do it for me.)
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Do the following( if you have a good grasp of computer things!\nGo to control panel. Then system. click on device manager look for your sound card and uninstall it.\nReboot your computer and it will install the sound card again, by telling you"found new hardware-follow the prompts and let the system select the drivers and this should work.\n\nBefore doing all this go to control panel and click on sounds/audio devices and check the speaker setting!
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You can't. It is packaged with it. Just don't use the 'voice' option. It doesn't do anything to your computer one way or the other.
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possibly the sound card was added after the original restore was made, or the card was changed, YOu will have to find out which one you have and download drivers for it
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Go to control panel, then add/remove programs. On the left side go to add/remove windows components. Click on it and then go to accessories, then click on details. Go to Accessories again and then details again. You can add the volume control. You can also get to your volume control under Start Menu, Programs, then Accessories, then Entertainment. You should see volume control in there.\n\nIf you cant get to it either way, do a system restore to yesterday. Go go Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and there is a system restore program that will restore your computer to yesterday.\n\nMicrosoft Help:\nSYMPTOMS\nOn a Windows XP-based computer, you may experience one or both of the following behaviors: \n• The Volume icon is no longer displayed in the notification area at the far right of the taskbar.  \n• When you try to add the volume control icon to the notification area (in the Sounds and Audio Devices utility in Control Panel, click to select the Place volume icon in the taskbar check box on the Volume tab), you receive the following error message:\nWindows cannot display the volume control on the taskbar because the Volume Control program has not been installed. To install it use Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.  \nAs a result, you cannot start the Volume Control program and adjust the volume and sound level settings of your computer\n\nCAUSE\nThis behavior can occur if the Sndvol32.exe file is damaged or missing. \n\nRESOLUTION\nTo resolve this issue, extract a new copy of Sndvol32.exe from the Windows XP compact disc to the system_root&#92;System32 folder on your computer's hard disk. To do this, follow these steps: \n1. Insert the Windows XP CD-ROM into your computer's CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. Press and hold down the SHIFT key as you insert the CD-ROM to prevent it from starting automatically. \n2. Click Start, and then click Run. \n3. In the Open box, type cmd, and then click OK. \n4. Type the following lines at the command prompt, pressing ENTER after each line, where CD-ROM drive is the drive letter of the computer's CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive that contains the Windows XP CD-ROM, and system_root is the path and folder name where the Windows system files are located (generally C:&#92;Windows):\nCD-ROM drive:\ncd i386\nexpand sndvol32.ex_ system_root&#92;system32&#92;sndvol32.exe \n\n\nNote that there is a space between "ex_" and "system_root" in this command. \n\nFor example, if your computer's CD-ROM drive is drive E, and the folder that contains the Windows system files is C:&#92;Windows, type the following lines at the command prompt (pressing ENTER after each line): \ne:\ncd i386\nexpand sndvol32.ex_ c:&#92;windows&#92;system32&#92;sndvol32.exe  \n5. Type exit to quit the command prompt. \n6. Verify that you can start Volume Control and that the Volume icon is displayed in the notification area (if you selected this option). \n\n\nI think a virus or a program has deleted the sndvol32.exe file.
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Go to Start\nGo to CONTROL PANEL\ngo to ADDorREMOVE\nNow find the program\nNow click to uninstall it.\nNow reboot.\nHope this helps.