Hi there,
I have an IBM laptop X22 (Model 2660). My sound disappeared quite some time ago. I was running OS Win 2000. Recently I reinstalled XP (Home) over it and the sound is still not there.
I checked all the normal things concerning volume and can't find anything wrong. I went to the IBM website and installed the audio drivers for this model computer and that did nothing. I also went to start, run, and typed in msc.services (I think that was it) and checked to make sure that the audio devices are running etc. Everything looked fine.
I'm not sure what to do. A long time ago I remember this happening and someone from a message board had helped me - he had told me that it is a common thing to lose (arbitrarily) the .dll file for the volume and that I had to reinstall it (I know this is a somewhat distorted memory of the event but it was something like that)...I remember he had e-mailed me a file with some instructions (and the file .dll is what I recall) and that had solved my problem. I wonder if this is the same thing. (This problem had happened on a different computer.)
I am completely UN-tech savvy so please if you reply, reply as though you are speaking to a 6 year old. I need explicit instructions as these things are kind of daunting to me and I am a bit clueless when it comes to computer stuff.
Thanks very much in advance.
Mari
HI all,
I was wondering if anyone can help me with my sound issue. I thought perhaps I should reinstall my entire OS (Windows XP). Would this be a good idea?
Thanks very much.
Mari
I have an IBM laptop X22 (Model 2660). My sound disappeared quite some time ago. I was running OS Win 2000. Recently I reinstalled XP (Home) over it and the sound is still not there.
I checked all the normal things concerning volume and can't find anything wrong. I went to the IBM website and installed the audio drivers for this model computer and that did nothing. I also went to start, run, and typed in msc.services (I think that was it) and checked to make sure that the audio devices are running etc. Everything looked fine.
I'm not sure what to do. A long time ago I remember this happening and someone from a message board had helped me - he had told me that it is a common thing to lose (arbitrarily) the .dll file for the volume and that I had to reinstall it (I know this is a somewhat distorted memory of the event but it was something like that)...I remember he had e-mailed me a file with some instructions (and the file .dll is what I recall) and that had solved my problem. I wonder if this is the same thing. (This problem had happened on a different computer.)
I am completely UN-tech savvy so please if you reply, reply as though you are speaking to a 6 year old. I need explicit instructions as these things are kind of daunting to me and I am a bit clueless when it comes to computer stuff.
Thanks very much in advance.
Mari
HI all,
I was wondering if anyone can help me with my sound issue. I thought perhaps I should reinstall my entire OS (Windows XP). Would this be a good idea?
Thanks very much.
Mari