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no sound icon in toolbar
After I formatted my computer and put Windows 98 back on,
there was no sound icon in the tool bar. The box for sound control is grayed out in the Windows Set Up tab on the Add and Remove Programs in Control Panel. There are no sounds in the computer. However using headphones, I can hear a CD play. It doesn't seem to be a sound card or driver problem. The computer sees everything as working properly in Device Manager. There are no conflicts. I'm using the same driver as was working in it before formatting. I've reinstalled Windows and that didn't help. I don't know what to do next. Can anyone help? Jo |
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no sound icon in toolbar
What about Control Panel-Multimedia?
Is "Show volume control on the taskbar" checked? Have you tried this command from Start-Run to use the Sounds applet? control mmsys.cpl sounds ....Alan -- Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems http://dts-l.org/index.html In microsoft.public.win98.setup, "Jo" wrote: After I formatted my computer and put Windows 98 back on, there was no sound icon in the tool bar. The box for sound control is grayed out in the Windows Set Up tab on the Add and Remove Programs in Control Panel. There are no sounds in the computer. However using headphones, I can hear a CD play. It doesn't seem to be a sound card or driver problem. The computer sees everything as working properly in Device Manager. There are no conflicts. I'm using the same driver as was working in it before formatting. I've reinstalled Windows and that didn't help. I don't know what to do next. Can anyone help? Jo |
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no sound icon in toolbar
When I type in the command you recommended, it takes me
to the place to set up sound schemes for windows events. When I click on anything to play, it says "your sound card may be in use." The "Show volume control on the taskbar" box is grayed out. -----Original Message----- What about Control Panel-Multimedia? Is "Show volume control on the taskbar" checked? Have you tried this command from Start-Run to use the Sounds applet? control mmsys.cpl sounds ....Alan -- Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems http://dts-l.org/index.html In microsoft.public.win98.setup, "Jo" wrote: After I formatted my computer and put Windows 98 back on, there was no sound icon in the tool bar. The box for sound control is grayed out in the Windows Set Up tab on the Add and Remove Programs in Control Panel. There are no sounds in the computer. However using headphones, I can hear a CD play. It doesn't seem to be a sound card or driver problem. The computer sees everything as working properly in Device Manager. There are no conflicts. I'm using the same driver as was working in it before formatting. I've reinstalled Windows and that didn't help. I don't know what to do next. Can anyone help? Jo . |
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