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this is a combined problem and question, why when i preform a system restore do they continually fail, every attempt so far? is there something obvious that im missing here.....this is in connection with my sound issue post here, to save me from the complications i would have liked to restore, but its a no go......so advice...fixes or any input would be appreciated
I am obvioulsy assuming that your using WinXP....so the only reason that a system restore would not work is that either the restore files r corrupted or that somothing currently on your HD is "rejecting" the restore, thus causing it to not work. And have U tried to uninstall winamp and eveything possibly related to it? Then re-install the sound card drivers..?
However, this is all guesswork, I don't actually know what is causing your problems....
Hope this helped some B)
i have tried the majority of things to get the sound back...and restore just doesnt work at all, ive tried it many times with no result. corrup files should have no bearing...afterall its implemented to return to a stage where there are no corrupt files from a stage of near destruction :)
isnt their an add remove hardware option, where i could get the system to not recognise the hardware..then start completely from scratch, I have selected uninstall from device manager.....is this enough?
If U want to completely remove a hardware an then add it again, removing it in the add/remove hardare menu, AND removing the drivers for in the add/remove software (not always necessery, but I had to do this sevaral times)...shuld get the job done..
in xp i cant see an add/remove hardware option via control pannel, only add, and then device manager via system....
Just a thought have you tried doing a restore to other dates?
And disconnecting printers scanners etc? :(
Or Uninstalling everything to do with Winamp Deleting your drivers for your sound card and doing a reboot
so that it can find the original drivers.
Also could try installing another music application as that might install the drivers or files that have been
corrupted or are missing?
You could try using Regclean to see if there any part of that application left on your HD, and deleting them
AFTER YOU BACK THEM UP.
ok, audigy card now works, but three speakers are not in use.......i want to start fresh
You say it is working now and you have sound? or its not?Quote:
Originally posted by TClite@5 March 2003 - 04:57
ok, audigy card now works, but three speakers are not in use.......i want to start fresh
my sound is working, however 3 speakers im getting no out from at all.....it may have something to do with updating the drivers, if that fails i will install clean....remove both drivers and hardware....i cant see where to remove the hardware though...
Have you tried going to Control Panel, Sounds and Audio Devices and clicking on Hardware and seeing
which devices are or are not working?
As you should be able to update them or uninstall the hardware from there. :)
Also click on the advanced option in Sound playback, you should be able to select all your speakers from
there .;)
hey chilly cheers for all the help, i was doing that.....just thought there would have been an add/remove hardware wizrd...all help appreciated
No problems ;)
Is it all sorted now then?
Are they all working?
Have to remove hardware manualy, The Wizard is Yourself who has to do it :lol: :lol:
Hey TClite,
Get the System Restore function working? If not you may want to disable/enable the feature so that it will clear out restore points. It's possible that the point status itself is corrupt. Check out this System Restore For XP, you may find some useful trouble shooting tips as well as how to disable/enable.