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Sorry but your reply did not show on my end  Yes I have already checkedthat iut in my control panel...nothing is muted and the volume is turned up all the way... I am wondering if I need to install something more? Another version of Java? Thanks, Nancy "Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message news:3fc17710$0$31353$ reenews.net... > "Nancy" <> wrote in > news:: > > >> Hello...I have Windows XP.... I recently uninstalled JAVA then I > > reinstalled > >> it.... my problem is.... the music to my screen saver works just > >> fine but none of the other sounds work... like.. e-mail > >> notification, Windows log on... Any suggestions? > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Nancy > > Hi > > Did you see the earlier reply to your original question? > > Click here: http://makeashorterlink.com/?I2D735F96 > > If you are using OE please try this. > F5 to refresh the page and View> Show All Posts > or > From the View menu choose Current View > Replies to my posts > > Use 'Help' for more tips on configuring OE. > > If you still can't see the messages > check the archive, for this group, at > http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search > |
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"Nancy" <> wrote in
news:: > Sorry but your reply did not show on my end Yes I have> already checked that iut in my control panel...nothing is muted > and the volume is turned up all the way... I am wondering if I > need to install something more? Another version of Java? > > Thanks, > > Nancy Which Java did you uninstall then reinstall? And what version? Sun's Java or a Microsoft java? Have you gone to Settings> Control Panel> Sounds and checked to see if sounds are associated to certain functions? If so can you hear the sounds there when you test them? > "Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message >> "Nancy" <> wrote in >> news:: >> >> >> Hello...I have Windows XP.... I recently uninstalled JAVA then >> >> I >> > reinstalled >> >> it.... my problem is.... the music to my screen saver works >> >> just fine but none of the other sounds work... like.. e-mail >> >> notification, Windows log on... Any suggestions? >> >> >> >> Thanks, >> >> Nancy >> >> Hi >> >> Did you see the earlier reply to your original question? >> >> Click here: http://makeashorterlink.com/?I2D735F96 >> >> If you are using OE please try this. >> F5 to refresh the page and View> Show All Posts >> or >> From the View menu choose Current View > Replies to my posts >> >> Use 'Help' for more tips on configuring OE. >> >> If you still can't see the messages >> check the archive, for this group, at >> http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search |
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Boomer <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in
news:3fc17f60$0$31353$ reenews.net: > "Nancy" <> wrote in > news:: > >> Sorry but your reply did not show on my end Yes I have>> already checked that iut in my control panel...nothing is muted >> and the volume is turned up all the way... I am wondering if I >> need to install something more? Another version of Java? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Nancy > > Which Java did you uninstall then reinstall? And what version? > Sun's Java or a Microsoft java? > > Have you gone to Settings> Control Panel> Sounds and checked to > see if sounds are associated to certain functions? If so can you > hear the sounds there when you test them? Control Panel> Sounds> Audio Devices in XP (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307855) |
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I reinstalled Sun Microsystems.... It was Sun Java that I had uninstalled..
Windows XP... Thanks, Nancy "Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message news:3fc18160$0$31353$ reenews.net... > Boomer <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in > news:3fc17f60$0$31353$ reenews.net: > > > "Nancy" <> wrote in > > news:: > > > >> Sorry but your reply did not show on my end Yes I have> >> already checked that iut in my control panel...nothing is muted > >> and the volume is turned up all the way... I am wondering if I > >> need to install something more? Another version of Java? > >> > >> Thanks, > >> > >> Nancy > > > > Which Java did you uninstall then reinstall? And what version? > > Sun's Java or a Microsoft java? > > > > Have you gone to Settings> Control Panel> Sounds and checked to > > see if sounds are associated to certain functions? If so can you > > hear the sounds there when you test them? > > Control Panel> Sounds> Audio Devices in XP > (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307855) > |
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"Nancy" <> wrote in
news:: > I reinstalled Sun Microsystems.... It was Sun Java that I had > uninstalled.. Windows XP... > > Thanks, > Nancy Did you test your sounds under Control Panel> Sounds> Audio Devices? Check your Device Manager while you are there. > "Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message >> Boomer <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in >> >> > "Nancy" <> wrote in >> > news:: >> > >> >> Sorry but your reply did not show on my end Yes I have>> >> already checked that iut in my control panel...nothing is >> >> muted and the volume is turned up all the way... I am >> >> wondering if I need to install something more? Another version >> >> of Java? >> >> >> >> Thanks, >> >> >> >> Nancy >> > >> > Which Java did you uninstall then reinstall? And what version? >> > Sun's Java or a Microsoft java? >> > >> > Have you gone to Settings> Control Panel> Sounds and checked to >> > see if sounds are associated to certain functions? If so can >> > you hear the sounds there when you test them? >> >> Control Panel> Sounds> Audio Devices in XP >> (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307855) |
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Yes I did the test sounds and recieved this message...DPVSetup.exe... I
folllowed the directions to resolve this....which was 1. Go to Sounds and Audio Devices 2. On the Voice tab, under Voice Playback, click Advanced. 3. On the Performance tab, move the Hardware Acceleration slider at least one position to the right... I did those three steps and still no sound... So the next info I was given was that a problem may occur when you make any changes to the sound card configuration in the Control Panel.... I have not made any changes Nancy "Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message news:3fc22932$0$31378$ reenews.net... > "Nancy" <> wrote in > news:: > > > I reinstalled Sun Microsystems.... It was Sun Java that I had > > uninstalled.. Windows XP... > > > > Thanks, > > Nancy > > Did you test your sounds under Control Panel> Sounds> Audio Devices? > Check your Device Manager while you are there. > > > "Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message > >> Boomer <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in > >> > >> > "Nancy" <> wrote in > >> > news:: > >> > > >> >> Sorry but your reply did not show on my end Yes I have> >> >> already checked that iut in my control panel...nothing is > >> >> muted and the volume is turned up all the way... I am > >> >> wondering if I need to install something more? Another version > >> >> of Java? > >> >> > >> >> Thanks, > >> >> > >> >> Nancy > >> > > >> > Which Java did you uninstall then reinstall? And what version? > >> > Sun's Java or a Microsoft java? > >> > > >> > Have you gone to Settings> Control Panel> Sounds and checked to > >> > see if sounds are associated to certain functions? If so can > >> > you hear the sounds there when you test them? > >> > >> Control Panel> Sounds> Audio Devices in XP > >> (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307855) > > |
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"Nancy" <> wrote in
news:: > Yes I did the test sounds and recieved this > message...DPVSetup.exe... What was the exact message? > I folllowed the directions to resolve > this....which was 1. Go to Sounds and Audio Devices > 2. On the Voice tab, under Voice Playback, click Advanced. > 3. On the Performance tab, move the Hardware Acceleration slider > at least one position to the right... > > I did those three steps and still no sound... So the next info I > was given was that a problem may occur when you make any changes > to the sound card configuration in the Control Panel.... I have > not made any changes You just said you did those steps? Okay. You have XP. It was working. You uninsatlled Sun Java and then reinstalled (a new version?) of Sun's Java. Then no sound. Nothing else has been installed or uninstalled? Have you tried to use the "Restore Point" to go back to a prior date? "How to Restore Windows XP to a Previous State" <http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/using/ itpro/managing/restore.asp> Do you have the latest drivers for your sound card? If you don't know what sound card you have you can download one or both of these freeware's and find out about your system. Belarc Advisor http://www.belarc.com AIDA32 http://www.aida32.hu And do you have the latest version of DirectX? You might want to install that also. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/ > Nancy > > "Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message >> "Nancy" <> wrote in >> news:: >> >> > I reinstalled Sun Microsystems.... It was Sun Java that I had >> > uninstalled.. Windows XP... >> > >> > Thanks, >> > Nancy >> >> Did you test your sounds under Control Panel> Sounds> Audio >> Devices? Check your Device Manager while you are there. >> >> > "Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message >> >> Boomer <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in >> >> >> >> > "Nancy" <> wrote in >> >> > news:: >> >> > >> >> >> Sorry but your reply did not show on my end Yes I have>> >> >> already checked that iut in my control panel...nothing is >> >> >> muted and the volume is turned up all the way... I am >> >> >> wondering if I need to install something more? Another >> >> >> version of Java? >> >> >> >> >> >> Thanks, >> >> >> >> >> >> Nancy >> >> > >> >> > Which Java did you uninstall then reinstall? And what >> >> > version? Sun's Java or a Microsoft java? >> >> > >> >> > Have you gone to Settings> Control Panel> Sounds and checked >> >> > to see if sounds are associated to certain functions? If so >> >> > can you hear the sounds there when you test them? >> >> >> >> Control Panel> Sounds> Audio Devices in XP >> >> (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307855) >> >> > > -- I need to go lie down in a darkened room. -anOLDun |
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"Nancy" <> wrote in
news:: > Yes I did the test sounds and recieved this > message...DPVSetup.exe... I folllowed the directions to resolve > this....which was 1. Go to Sounds and Audio Devices > 2. On the Voice tab, under Voice Playback, click Advanced. > 3. On the Performance tab, move the Hardware Acceleration slider > at least one position to the right... > > I did those three steps and still no sound... So the next info I > was given was that a problem may occur when you make any changes > to the sound card configuration in the Control Panel.... I have > not made any changes > > Nancy Maybe this would be a good place to go to also. MS Knowledge Base "HOW TO: Resources for Troubleshooting Sound Problems in Windows XP" http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307918 |
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