sepultribe99

OK, Installing a different driver fixed my problem. Sorry for the trouble. I guess I should've looked over this more carefully first. But once again, thanks

I just realised that my audio codec is one by Ulead (Ulead is a developer that makes video editing software I deleted awhile ago, never have anything by them before) so Im gonna try to get something different installed instead and hopefully that will work. But if it doesn't I will do what you told me to do. But either way thanks for taking the time to look at this problem.

About a month ago I started getting a weird problem with my audio on my computer. Audio in Media Players (Realone, WMP, etc.) works perfectly. But if I try to listen to audio online (through my browser) I get no sound at all. Also, none of the default windows sounds work (startup/shutdown, minimize/maximize, etc.) or sound through programs such as AIM, or Msn messenger. I have checked to make sure all drivers are installed and updated and according to what my computer says everything is running properly. But today I tried to open a file in Quicktime and I got this message... "You may experience playing a sound track because there is no audio hardware available on your computer." I know I have a sound driver installed because I can still hear sound from other media players (realone, WMP) If anyone has any ideas, or knows how to fix this it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.