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Solo 1150 AC-Link Audio problem

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by dnc

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In order to have sound on my Solo 1150, I must go to Device Manager and "remove" my AC-Link Audio from the sound, video, and game controller menu line, then I must reboot in order for the AC-link Audio to be reloaded and able to work. If this is not done I have no sound, but the properties of the AC-Link Audio says all is working properly. Is there something I can change or do so I don't have to go through this process each time in order to have sound? Thank You for your responses. Dave

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by big ray

Dave, can you give us a little more info about the system. Manufacturer, OS, other hardware installed. Right now there are a million possibilites and no one good place to start.

by dnc

Yes, thank you for your response, BigRay. I have a Gateway Solo 1150 laptop, with the following:
64 MB RAM, 6.2 GB HD, WIN ME OS w/the standard programs that load with it (mostly Internet setup stuff), Microsoft Word & Excel, Norton Internet Security 2002, no PCMCIA cards and no external devices are used. Thank You again for your comments and help. Dave

by dnc

Closed due to NO assistance, in almost a year. Thanks everyone.

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