Anyone know how to restore sound to internet video clips and system sounds?
Guy W asked:
I watch TV and movies on my computer monitor, and I have no problems listening to music. However, I can’t get system sounds to play and I can not hear any audio on certain video clips on the internet (such as “youtube”).
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I watch TV and movies on my computer monitor, and I have no problems listening to music. However, I can’t get system sounds to play and I can not hear any audio on certain video clips on the internet (such as “youtube”).
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January 31st, 2009 at 6:25 pm
It sounds to me that the wave section is either nuted, or volumed down. Right click the speaker in your task bar, and open the sound properties. Then make sure that wave is listed as a choice, is turned up, and is not muted. Hope this helps
February 2nd, 2009 at 1:13 pm
If the sound problems occur intermittently, there could be a interrupt conflict problem. Uninstall the audio and sound drivers and restart the computer. The computer will automatically reinstall the required drivers and the problem will be resolved. For more information you can check the following site: I find the information givenin the site is more useful