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Originally Posted by alanf617
I run Windows XP home, and have 2 odd problems:
Double-clicking on my CD drive gives error message "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an association in the Folder Options Control panel" but if I look there, I find 3 options inside File Types-Advanced and I cannot amend any of them. Do I need to tweak the registry?
And I keep losing the ability to play sounds. Hardware manager says it's ok, working with no conflicts but if I remove and reinstall the driver, it works fine for a bit. It's a C-Media AC97 Audio device ( part of the motherboard). Have tried to download an updated driver from the website manytimes, but I think it's corrupted. Any thoughts?
Alan
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It may be a drastic move, but same sound type probs hit my mate next door, solved it by doing complete re-install of op system, then let microsoft update (not windows update, it's on same page, just click on it and follow instructions, to reset driver for AC97).
Click on this link first:
http://rcc.bgsu.edu/computing/xpformat/