- Uninstall the update that you think broke it.
- List the KB###### for said update here.
- Install the latest drivers for your audio device.
- Explain what you mean by "My speakers do work", do you actually mean the
physical devices - the speakers themseves when hooked to other devices - or
do you mean that you still can play *some* sounds (like MP3 and Skype
conversations) through the speakers when connected to the computer?
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Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
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How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
2. Stop the Automatic Updates service:
Start > Run > (type in) services.msc > [OK]
Double-click Automatic Updates > Click on Stop
(Stopping the service will take a moment)
3. Delete the contents of the Download folder:
Start > Run > (type in) %windir%\SoftwareDistribution > [OK]
Open the Download folder and delete its contents
Close the window.
4. Go to Windows Update website | Select CUSTOM and allow the scan to
complete | Uncheck/deselect KB976749 and hide it ("Don't show me this update
again").
5. Start the Automatic Updates service:
Start > Run > (type in) services.msc > [OK]
Double-click Automatic Updates > Click on Start
(Starting the service will take a moment)
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 2002
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