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philgons · 02-05-2007, 11:29 PM

I tried to update the driver, but it said it was already using the most recent one. Then I tried to roll back to the previous driver. That did the trick. The strange thing is that I never installed a new driver, so I'm not sure how the driver changed and how there was a driver to roll back to. It must have done it on its own. Just checked, and windows update installed the driver all by itself the night the problem started. It wasn't even a required update, but only a recommended one. I'm not sure how that happened without my even knowing it! Anyway, I have sound now! Computing without sound just isn't the same. It's true that you don't appreciate something until you lose it.

02-05-2007, 11:29 PM	#3 (permalink)
philgons Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 66	Driver Rollback Worked I tried to update the driver, but it said it was already using the most recent one. Then I tried to roll back to the previous driver. That did the trick. The strange thing is that I never installed a new driver, so I'm not sure how the driver changed and how there was a driver to roll back to. It must have done it on its own. Just checked, and windows update installed the driver all by itself the night the problem started. It wasn't even a required update, but only a recommended one. I'm not sure how that happened without my even knowing it! Anyway, I have sound now! Computing without sound just isn't the same. It's true that you don't appreciate something until you lose it.