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by qballrail
A couple things to try:
1) Go to your Device Manager -- Right-click on My Computer and select properties then device manager or in Control Panel select System -- select your audio device then "remove," restart your system and Windows should re-detect the device.
2) If you have integrated audio, this step won't help. Try reinserting your audio card in the slot. Sometimes a connection with the device is lost, so reseating your card may re-establish connection.
Quesitons: In Sounds & Audio Devices from Control Panel, make sure the correct devices are selected, as in this case: ES1869. Is that greyed out or changed to some Microsoft device? Is the volume control icon greyed out?
Reinstalling your device (not just updating the drivers) should resolove this.
Good luck and hope this helps!
by darrenm
by sonnguyen
by darrenm
by maggot
just a simple thought, could your plug have been
undone by cleaning personal or other and re-pluged
into the wrong jack, check it out.
by darrenm
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