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November 23rd 06, 09:07 PM
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Audio stops working eventually until restart
I'm still having the same problem the only solution is to restart..I've tried
sleep mode and to disable and enable the sound driver but nothing works.... ANY SOLUTION GUYS ? "NightOwl" wrote: i had the same problem, so i finally gave up on the old sound max chip and bought a cheapish audigy sound card. havent had any problems since. "Nano" wrote in message ... The problem I wrote about is definitely Windows Media Player 11 related. Audio will actually work with WMP11 until I launch anything URGE related then all audio stops working until I log back in to my account (no reboot necessary). I'm using Vista build 5384. "Nano" wrote: I have an ASUS P4P 800 Deluxe. Integrated SoundMax Digital Audio. Audio works fine when I first boot up computer. I can play tunes through iTunes but at some point (I think when I try using WMP 11) the audio stops working with all programs until I reboot computer. What could be causing this? 
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