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December 12th 03, 07:13 AM
Look in device driver and see if sound card shows any
problems. If so, click on troubleshoot. I suspect sound
card took a surge it did not like....Good luck.
>-----Original Message-----
>We had a power outtage while the computer was up, and
>when the lights came back on and we rebooted, all of the
>sounds (Windows sounds, music cd's, internet
>sounds..everything) play like running a 45 record on 33
>rpms. The programs run at regular speed, but the sound
>is miserable.
>
>System restore didn't phase it. Any suggestions?
>
>KW
>.
>
problems. If so, click on troubleshoot. I suspect sound
card took a surge it did not like....Good luck.
>-----Original Message-----
>We had a power outtage while the computer was up, and
>when the lights came back on and we rebooted, all of the
>sounds (Windows sounds, music cd's, internet
>sounds..everything) play like running a 45 record on 33
>rpms. The programs run at regular speed, but the sound
>is miserable.
>
>System restore didn't phase it. Any suggestions?
>
>KW
>.
>