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ChaOs Himself
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Oh well, dunno whats the problem.
Was playing GW, keep it open while i go eat my supper then i come back, and...NO SOUND! i was like wtf!?
restart computer, same problem, another wtf!? from me...
Tried around 2-3 times always do the same thing.
Honestly i really don't know what to do so if one you can help me it would be nice.
oh and my comp is an Athlon 2400+ 2.00 Ghz
around 230 gig free space
1 gig ram
ati radeon 9800 pro 128 mb graph card
Edited the title of the topic, where I come from P****d is still seen as swearing in some quarters, try to make sure topic headers are suitable
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| 02/17/07 22:03 |
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DH0416
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Check your in game options. Probably they got messed up somehow.
This a forum, a place where popular and unpopular opinions are voiced. If you don't like what I have to say, I don't care. Logically tell me how or why I am wrong, and we can discuss it. Reply to me the way an upset 10 year old replies, and you will be spoken to as such.
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| 02/17/07 22:33 |
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ChaOs Himself
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Checked, everything ok
Windows media not working too
master sound on and maximum
Album Of The Year IMO
Studies show that 92% of teens listen to rap. If you are part of the 8% that listens to real music then add this to your signature.
Nile is probably one of the best bands ever.
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| 02/17/07 22:42 |
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Chrisworld
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| QUOTE | Checked, everything ok
Windows media not working too
master sound on and maximum |
if it a physical sound card reseat it (take it out put it back in) also go to sound options in control panel and select your sound device sometimes that mess up also check WAVE in master vol list.
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| 02/17/07 22:45 |
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TheBeano
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| QUOTE | | if it a physical sound card reseat it (take it out put it back in) |
Make sure that your computer is not under warranty when you do this. If it is, you're best to call your computer dealer (Dell, etc.) and get them to help you through it.
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| 02/17/07 22:51 |
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Chrisworld
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| QUOTE | | QUOTE | | if it a physical sound card reseat it (take it out put it back in) |
Make sure that your computer is not under warranty when you do this. If it is, you're best to call your computer dealer (Dell, etc.) and get them to help you through it. |
^^ or u can do that, but i tend to think tis an o/s issue with drivers or the sound options menu (card is unselected) windows does that.
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| 02/17/07 22:53 |
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Vicky the merchant
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also , just for kicks, make sure you dont have any kind of screensaver active.
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| 02/18/07 00:22 |
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Lunarman
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make sure your sounnd quality is on max.
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If it is, try it on a different level. I used to run GW on half quality sound and then it started cutting out. the problem was fixed when I set it to max quality sound.
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| 02/18/07 01:52 |
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Pvt. Stash
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If you're using a prebuilt system such as a dell or gateway (I'm assuming you are because if you built your own you'd know what to look for) then you should locate your audio drivers on the disks that came with your computer and reinstall them. If the sound didn't come back after rebooting, and the settings haven't been changed then you either have a driver glitch or your board went out on you. Reinstall your sound card and see what happens.
Also try reinstalling directx as well. This should cover all of your bases. After you get the drivers reinstalled check all of the audio settings in my computer and in the windows taskbar audio section. Make sure they're all set to on. If that doesn't fix your problem then your audio card might have screwed up on you.
Before you go freaking out try to find someone you know that has extensive experience with computers to take a look at it for you. Never trust the people at places like best buy or the like to fix you up for the minimal cost. They get paid to sell you upgrades when you have a problem whether you need it or not.
After you have a friend look at it and you reinstall the drivers come back here and post again.
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| 02/18/07 01:53 |
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Hexblood
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Ummm... Have you checked the physical connections for the speakers?
Try a different set of speakers?
If that is not it do what the others said :P
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| 02/18/07 08:42 |
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