sound driver or card???
Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 10:53 pm Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Tony
(53 messages posted)
I have lost my sound and cannot figure out what I need to do to get it back. Going
to Control Panel>System>Device manager and scrolling down the list, I have a YAMAHA
OPL3-SAx Reserved and it says that it is a driver and that the "Device is working
properly". So, I guess I have a driver but, how do I locate which sound card I have
besides tearing into the PC? Isn't the name of it somewhere that can be found in
the Control Panel. Going to Start>Programs>Accessories>System Information>click +
on Components and + on Multimedia and click Audio codecs, it shows all of my drivers.
It also shows:
1. cd audio (CD Audio device-Media Control)
group- mci
driver- mcicda.drv
disabled
version 4.3.0.1998
2. sequencer (MIDI Sequencer Device-Media Control)
group- mci
driver- mciseq.drv
disabled
version 4.3.0.1998
3. waveaudio (wave Audio Device-Media Control)
group- mci
driver- mciwave.drv
disabled
version 4.3.0.1998
All of the other drivers (10 more) appear to be fine. How do I enable these three?
Anyone have any ideas? I would appreciate your help. Obviously this is the root of
why I have lost all of my sound and when I open Multimedia on the control panel,
half of the tabbed pages are grayed out.
Thank you,
Tony
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