Rafael
December 9th 03, 01:38 PM
Hi Ddmartin,
Did you back up your registry before you modified it? If
it is so just restore it. After that you will be able to
proceed step by step to modify your registry again and
found the right problem by your self.
Regards.
Rafael:(
>-----Original Message-----
>Some added information.
>Also I get this message in the device manager, under the
>sound device properties. "Driver is enabled but has not
>been started"?
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>My computer shut down by itself when I was updating
some
>>software and since then I have lost the use of some
>>items. CD-RW, DVD-RW, Sound and Logitech Quickcam. They
>>all had an "!" next to them in the device manager. I've
>>resolved the CD and DVD issues from this newsgroup
going
>>into the registry and making some changes which removed
>>all of the "!", but cannot get the sound to work or
>>quickcam.
>>
>>I have a strange error and don't know how to solve it.
>>In the Device Manager, no error is reported. However I
>>have no sound at all. When I go in the "Sounds and
Audio
>>Devices" Control Panel, it says "No Audio Device" and
>all
>>tabs are greyed out. I've uninstalled the sound drivers
>>and reinstalled but it doesn't help, updated the
drivers
>>no help. Any idea how to change this without
>reinstalling
>>Windows? I have Win XP Pro.
>>
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
Did you back up your registry before you modified it? If
it is so just restore it. After that you will be able to
proceed step by step to modify your registry again and
found the right problem by your self.
Regards.
Rafael:(
>-----Original Message-----
>Some added information.
>Also I get this message in the device manager, under the
>sound device properties. "Driver is enabled but has not
>been started"?
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>My computer shut down by itself when I was updating
some
>>software and since then I have lost the use of some
>>items. CD-RW, DVD-RW, Sound and Logitech Quickcam. They
>>all had an "!" next to them in the device manager. I've
>>resolved the CD and DVD issues from this newsgroup
going
>>into the registry and making some changes which removed
>>all of the "!", but cannot get the sound to work or
>>quickcam.
>>
>>I have a strange error and don't know how to solve it.
>>In the Device Manager, no error is reported. However I
>>have no sound at all. When I go in the "Sounds and
Audio
>>Devices" Control Panel, it says "No Audio Device" and
>all
>>tabs are greyed out. I've uninstalled the sound drivers
>>and reinstalled but it doesn't help, updated the
drivers
>>no help. Any idea how to change this without
>reinstalling
>>Windows? I have Win XP Pro.
>>
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>