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OK... in the 'sound' section of Control Panel (where it lists devices for Playback), I stupidly clicked on 'don't use this device (disable)' for the line-out to my speakers (was trying to force Windows to play sound to my bluetooth headset, didn't work unfortunately)...
Problem is, now I can't switch it back on (as it's not showing as a option in the Playback menu)! How do I get it back? Please help, banging my head against a wall here... all I want is my speakers to work again ![]() thanks in advance! |
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Re: Restoring sound in Vista... help please :)
right click on the 'my computer' icon, go to manage.
In the window that opens (after uac screen bit), go to 'device manager' on the pane in the left. Then 'sound, video and game controllers' and there should be an icon with a red x on it. Right click on that one and go to enable. Should do the trick |
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Re: Restoring sound in Vista... help please :)
Hi RoBe,
Thanks for your reply, appreciated ![]() When I go into device manager, under 'sound, video and game controllers' there are two items: 1)High Definition Audio Device and 2) Realtek High Definition Audio. Neither of these have a red x on them... Any other ideas? Is there any way to 'rollback' changes made in Windows? (btw I'm using Vista 64) Thanks ![]() |
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Re: Restoring sound in Vista... help please :)
control panel->hardware and sound->sound
under playback right click on any item in the list choose "show disabled devices" you ought to be able to see the disabled device and re-enable with a right click etc. |
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| Received thanks from: | tensim (08-08-2008) |
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Re: Restoring sound in Vista... help please :)
Dangel, you are a champion
i knew it had to be something simple, but I just couldn't figure it out!!All sorted now, thanks very much ![]() Don't suppose you know how I can get sound routed through my bluetooth headset (Motorola S9's)? I've paired them fine and they're connected, but no sound Using a Belkin Bluetooth dongle, again all installed and working as far as I can tell.Cheers for the help! |
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Last edited by tensim; 08-08-2008 at 12:39 PM. Reason: spelling mistake... |
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