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Windows XP has no sound schemes- How do I get sound schemes?

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All you have to do is go to your control panel and find the sound scheme section and under sound schemes click the blank one or NONE. This should do it. Or you can customize it at the buttom. E-mail me if u have questions.

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I am running into a problem with my sound schemes in WinXP. I personally like them but after reinstalling my sound card drivers they are gone. I tried to go to windows default sound schemes but that is indeed selected and yet there are no sounds when I startup or shut down? I know it's not that important but I would like to back up my system after I fix everything. Also do you have any suggestions on a good back up program? System restore is not working properly for me. Thanks, Danton


On Monday, May 12, 2003 at 3:42 pm, Brian wrote:
>All you have to do is go to your control panel and find the sound scheme section
>and under sound schemes click the blank one or NONE. This should do it. Or you can
>customize it at the buttom. E-mail me if u have questions.

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Hi I've got exactly the same problem, only I was installing different software. Did you ever get the problem fixed, if so what did you have to do.


On Thursday, September 11, 2003 at 2:34 pm, Danton1759 wrote:
>I am running into a problem with my sound schemes in WinXP. I personally like them
>but after reinstalling my sound card drivers they are gone. I tried to go to windows
>default sound schemes but that is indeed selected and yet there are no sounds when
>I startup or shut down?
>
>I know it's not that important but I would like to back up my system after I fix
>everything. Also do you have any suggestions on a good back up program? System
>restore is not working properly for me.
>
>Thanks,
>Danton
>
>
>
>

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you can download the old 95 sound schemes from here
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=135315
and install on XP ....thats how I got all my favorite schemes back...jungle....musica...robotz...etc






On Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 12:19 am, Karmen Linduff wrote:
>I have a question about How 
>do I add or remove sound events from Control Panel?:
Windows XP has no sound 
>schemes- How do I get sound schemes?
>
>

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A way to restore sound schemes that are "missing" is to put your XP CD in the drive, restart, and select install. You will have a choice to do a repair install on the second screen that pops up. This'll work for ya!


On Thursday, September 11, 2003 at 2:34 pm, Danton1759 wrote:
>I am running into a problem with my sound schemes in WinXP. I personally like them
>but after reinstalling my sound card drivers they are gone. I tried to go to windows
>default sound schemes but that is indeed selected and yet there are no sounds when
>I startup or shut down?
>
>I know it's not that important but I would like to back up my system after I fix
>everything. Also do you have any suggestions on a good back up program? System
>restore is not working properly for me.
>
>Thanks,
>Danton
>
>
>
>

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Hello, I have Windows 2000 and I'm having problems with the sound schemes. When I start up and shut down the computer, there are no sounds. In the control panel --> sounds/media, the Utopia sound scheme is selected. Also when I have incoming mail in Outlook Express, it used to play a notification, but now it doesn't, and I've looked at the sound settings for that in the control panel and in Outlook. Can you help me get the sounds back? timstone00@hotmail.com Thanks, Tim


On Thursday, September 11, 2003 at 2:34 pm, Danton1759 wrote:
>I am running into a problem with my sound schemes in WinXP. I personally like them
>but after reinstalling my sound card drivers they are gone. I tried to go to windows
>default sound schemes but that is indeed selected and yet there are no sounds when
>I startup or shut down?
>
>I know it's not that important but I would like to back up my system after I fix
>everything. Also do you have any suggestions on a good back up program? System
>restore is not working properly for me.
>
>Thanks,
>Danton
>
>
>
>

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On Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 12:19 am, Wendy Jo wrote: I can't get my volume icon on the task bar lower right So I go to control panel to check audio devices installed there are non in there. I did reinstall my windows xp HE. because I have a virus on the computer not I have no sound devices What should I do.

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Wendy, et al: I installed a new USB-2 card and now my computer cannot find any audio devices, although everything worked fine before. Does anyone know how I can force my machine to find its audio section? I used the BELARC ADVISOR before I installed the USB card, and it says I have (had): C-Media SB-16 device, C-Media Windows Sound System WSS Device and MPU-401 compatable driver. Thanks in advance, Jim

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i have windows xp and i have an emachines and i was haveing problems so i used my friends reinstaller disk for a dell and now i have speaker mic and other audio devices plugged in but my computer says there unplugged and i have no sound only windows default which are beeps.

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hey brian its 3:58p.m. on a friday and my question for u is how do i get my sound scheme and how can i get my volume control program up and running

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Just wondering if any can tell me how to add a new event. I.E. a program in the sounds event list. I'd like to add sounds like I did in 98 with the program "Sound Association by LEEOS, Inc. But I've not found anything for XP. And when I add a program directly to the registry I still get no where. Windows XP just ignores the addition.

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Looking for the same you're looking for. A "Sound association" version that works under Windows XP. Did you find it or any other application to achive this? Any idea how to do it by modifing the windows registry? Thanks in advance:)

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