- C-Media 'cmicnfg.cpl' killed my sound
- Posted by tomshare on November 24th, 2005
Microsoft auto download for XP Pro sound driver killed my sound. NO
success using detailed regedit clean up ideas on the web. I am
perplexed and need help. tomshare@yahoo.com
- Posted by tomshare on November 24th, 2005
I will add that I have a KN7N2 MSI MB with NVIDA NForce sound
- Posted by tomshare on November 24th, 2005
I will add that I have a KN7N2 MSI MB with NVIDA NForce sound
- Posted by Detlev Dreyer on November 24th, 2005
"tomshare" <tomshare@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Microsoft auto download for XP Pro sound driver killed my sound.
There is no "Microsoft auto download" since sound drivers like
"C-Media" may be found under (optional) hardware updates rather than
under critical (security) updates. See also
"How to turn on computer updates for Windows XP"
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/secu...p/updates.mspx
> NO success using detailed regedit clean up ideas on the web.
That's the wrong approach. "HOW TO: Use the Driver Roll Back Feature
to Restore a Previous Version of a Device Driver in Windows XP"
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306546
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- Posted by Plato on November 25th, 2005
tomshare wrote:
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> Microsoft auto download for XP Pro sound driver killed my sound. NO
> success using detailed regedit clean up ideas on the web. I am
> perplexed and need help. tomshare@yahoo.com
Next time NEVER download or install drivers for a card that is already
working. Time to roll back the driver.
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http://www.bootdisk.com/
