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Originally Posted by Richard M
Yeah, it's my sound card.
It still plays stuff, listening to mp3s is fine.
I guess I'll just have to routinely uninstall/install from now on...
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Yeah, but what im getting at is that this is where the default device for playback of sound is stored, so IF is here in the registry is should be also shown in the Sound and Audio devices as your default device for playback of sound.
I think that chances are that you might have a "blank" device in there from a previous installation that has got corrupted.
Perhaps the next time you uninstall a good regclean might help.