Re: Sound ( reboot and it's back! )

The sound issue has been resolved.. apparently there was some sort of a
conflict with mediaplayer and my sound card .. not sure about this of
course.. but since downloading an alternate media player, I have had sound
for 2 days now.. thanks for all the information.. appreciate it.. thanks
Rainy
"Rainy" <rainy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, I keep losing my sound..don't realize it and when I do, I reboot and
it's back, just like magic. :) I recently downloaded the lasted motherboard
driver. My sound is inboard.. Analog Devices is the manufacture for sound
max... let me know if you need any other information.. thanks Rainy




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