Hi I have lost my volume button from my system tray and have been told to go into my register and enter "wavemapper" and this will solve it,but I don't know how to do this. Please help
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| Windows XP/2000 - [Fixed] No Volume posted in the Operating Systems forums; Hi I have lost my volume button from my system tray and have been told to go into my register and enter "wavemapper" and this will solve it,but I don't ... |
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02-04-2007
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Hi Ruthy
Welcome to PC Help Forums Please don't hijack other peoples posts. Now you could have a look here; Missing or lost sound in Windows 95 / 98 / ME / 2K / XP.
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Go to the Start button and then to the Control Panel.
Click "sounds, speech, and audio devices" when that pops up there should be a box w/ Device volume written on it. Click the checkbox that says "place volume in system tray" edit: sorry wolfey didn't see your post til it updated No worries mate Last edited by Wolfeymole; 02-04-2007 at 03:05 PM. |
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02-04-2007
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I have tried this and it just says there is no sound device (althought I did have sound), but thanks anyway
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none off this worked either, there is nothing about sound devices, thanks for trying
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Did you go to the site that I mentioned Ruthy?
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