Glad you were able to fix your problem.
Foxhole
"arcticgalca" wrote:
> I was able to fix it. I went under the control panel and accessed my device
> manager. I noticed there was a yellow esclamation mark under one of my sound
> drivers. I tried uninstalling that driver, restarting windows so it would
> recognize it as a new driver and that did not work. I then chose the option
> of rolbacking the last driver update and it worked! I got sound now!
>
> That last microsoft windows update messed it up, thankfully I got it back.
>
>
>
> "Foxhole" wrote:
>
> > Delete the updates and see if it works. Then install them one at a time
> > reboot after each update and see which one is causing the issue, delete the
> > one causing the problem and install the rest. I always install one at a time
> > and see if it causes any problems before going to the next one. If all else
> > failes use the system restore back to a time before your problem started.
> > Hope this helps. Post back and let us know.
> > Foxhole
> >
> > "arcticgalca" wrote:
> >
> > > I am unable to play any music after I updated my windows the day before
> > > yesterday. There were a few updates for XP and they were critical so I
> > > intalled them. However, now I cannot play anything, not even a CD that I put
> > > into my CD rom that worked before. Media player doesn't work, Itunes doesn't
> > > work, quicktime doesn't work. What the heck happened? I keep getting an
> > > error stating the link is lost!
> > >
> > > Could someone please help me fix this?? Is there anyone else who has had
> > > this problem?
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