Hi, I have already seem two other people with the same problem here in the forums, but both their problems seemed to be sorted by the answers they got...I tried both the solutions and neither of them worked!:mad:
So, here it is: Windows media player 10 has no sound. Doesn't matter which type of files I play, there is video ecc, but never any audio. I have tried the solutions suggested by others (unchecking the nero plug-in and changing the options regarding which device I use (marking it as the Default Device), checking that none of the volume "mute" buttons are highlighted, but still no luck. All my other media software works fine (winamp, nero showtime..).
I am running Win XP.
I was wondering whether it might be a codec problem....but that's way beyond my knowledge, so anyone out there got an idea of how to tackle this?
I have also, BTW, uninstalled and re-installed WMP but again, no luck.
I look forward to hearing from you all!
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Jump to PostHi sophe,
First of all, how/when did the problem start? I'm presuming you haven't had it since forever, so it might have been that something you changed, or installed, or updated, may have tampered with the settings. Can't really say much more apart from try to reverse any changes you …
Jump to Postmedia player broke my dads sound by installing new codecs
i went into device manager and deleted all audio devices then re booted and ran the add new hardware wizard then it worked
Jump to PostGood diagnosis J (Y) :)
Jump to PostYea, WMP keeps telling me it wants to update, I just click 'No' and carry on with my life as I know it. Keeps me sane. Sophe you probably don't want WMP 11 if you can help it...
Jump to PostYes Sophe I am talking about media player updates... don't want to confuse you, but I tend to only update things if I think they're necessary. What is the state with WMP now, still no sound?
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