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    Hello guys,

    First of all,I would like to thank you for all the brilliant solutions you always provide to the technical problems we face. I hope you’ll be able to solve mine.

    I have XP(SP2) and Windows 7 Ultimate on my PC.

    My PC has ADI Soundmax drivers for the onboard Sound Card on my ASUS P5Q-E mobo.I have a Creative T6100 5.1 Speaker configured to it. Now since quite few days, on XP, the Soundmax Audio software suddenly fails to identify my speaker set & as a result I get no sound when I play any audio or video files. When I click on Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel,it says ‘Failed to recognize Hardware’. The surprising part is that, when I reboot XP, the problem gets fixed, but only temporarily.
    The same configuration is there on my Windows 7 Ultimate but I do not face this problem over there.

    I have tried uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling them but the problem remains. I have scanned my system for virus,Trojans, adware, malware, spyware but system is clean.

    Please help.

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    Re: Problem with Audio Drivers.Please Help!

    A windows update perhaps, that has changed something in the background. What happens if you roll back the system ?
    Society's to blame,
    Or possibly Atari.

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    Re: Problem with Audio Drivers.Please Help!

    I have not tried to roll back.I do not wish to do that.

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    Re: Problem with Audio Drivers.Please Help!

    In any problem solving on a system that had been previously running OK, the question is always - what has changed ?
    In your case it seems that you haven't changed anything, so my thought was, is it possible that one of the update services may have changed a driver or other software without clearly notifying you of what it weas doing ?
    In all cases the easiest way is to make windows go back to a previous restore point when the system was working. This is an easy task from Start -> Accesories -> system tools.
    See here.
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084
    Society's to blame,
    Or possibly Atari.

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    Re: Problem with Audio Drivers.Please Help!

    I would try to roll back only the audio driver through the device manager or remove the audio drivers and install them again manually.

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