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i have deleted my sound by an accsedent can anyone help me ?

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— quick clarification first: do you mean your PC no longer plays sound (no audio output), or you deleted audio files (music/sounds)? and touched on both possibilities; below is a short, practical checklist to diagnose and fix either case.

  • If there is no audio output: check speaker/headphone power, cable and volume controls. Try a different output (headphones vs speakers) to isolate hardware.
  • Check the OS sound controls for mute and the correct playback device. On Windows this is usually the speaker icon -> output device; on other OSes look for the equivalent setting.
  • Open Device Manager (or your OS equivalent) and look for your audio device under “Sound, video and game controllers.” Note any yellow exclamation marks or “Unknown device.”
  • If a driver is missing or faulty, update it from the PC or motherboard manufacturer (or the audio chipset vendor) rather than random sites. You can try uninstalling the audio device and rebooting so the OS redetects it.
  • Make sure the system audio service is running (Services on Windows) and that onboard audio is enabled in BIOS/UEFI for desktops/laptops.

If you actually deleted sound files, check the Recycle Bin and any backups or File History. If the checklist does not help, post your OS, exact PC or sound-card model, and any Device Manager messages (or a screenshot) and I will give step-by-step driver links and commands.

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Member Avatar for joshSCH

? What do you mean that you deleted your sound? If your talking about your sound card, don't worry as Windows will reinstall it for you..

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Perhaps your sound is in the recycle bin?

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haha..

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