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I recently had to start over after a motherboard and hard drive crash. I have WinXP Pro which was installed with all updates and a sound card that worked. When I installed Office 2003, the sound card is no longer recognized. When I used System Restore and went back to just before the Office install, the sound card was recognized and worked again. I then used System Restore to move to just after the Office install, and the sound card would not be recognized again. I did not see anything in the MS Office Knowledge Base on this. Ideas?? Thanks, Brad
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Oct 26, 2005, 12:49:16 AM10/26/05
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Uninstall the sound card drivers and reinstall?
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Oct 30, 2005, 11:11:03 PM10/30/05
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Figured it out - when MS Office was loaded, it took out the sound card that was installed. We went into Offices Tools, took out the default sound card then directed Office to use the installed card and wal-lah, it works. Thanks, Brad