sound is gone

How to Make WMP10 Your Default Player
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=271949

Resources for Troubleshooting Sound Problems in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q307918
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"bill" wrote:

> I use Media Player 10, worked fine till this week. No sound at all. I can
> get sound from Quicktime when I use it though.
>
> But the QT pgm wont play .wmv files.
>
> Is there a setting somewhere I need to set or should I reinstall Media Plyr
> 9, if so how.
>
> tks all
>
> vrey frustrating here.
>
> bill w
>
> I use XP Homed Edit SP2 with all updates
>
>
>

Bill,

i have read your post and the reposes but i found the responses not useful
at all
cause i have experienced the same problem and i have solved it easily in a few
steps, so if you are interested in knowing how, send me an email to
(ahmad_aiy@hotmail.com), if you dont want to send an email, you can check if
anything you wanna play with windows media player is associated to it, e.g.:
if
you want to play a .mp3 file, may be you have downloaded an update which is
located on Windows Update as a custom update and its not a high priority
one, so
go to Add/Remove from the control panel and put a tick on Show Updates, if
you find an update for windows media player which was added in the last week,
be sure that your problem is caused by this update, so open your Windows
Media Player and go to tools then options and from there choose Plug-ins then
choose Background and remove the tick beside everything that you dont usually
use in this player, then in the same window click on file types and make sure
that the files you are trying to play are associated with the media player..

By the way, Do you have more than on Sound Card???
if so the problem will be different.

if nothing from the above solves the problem, there is another solution, try
to create another account , make it adminisrater and dont make its files
private, open the new account and see, if there is sound well done, if there
isnt just dont hesitate to send me an email. cause i have the answer for sure
Good Luck
--
Aiys


"bill" wrote:

> I use Media Player 10, worked fine till this week. No sound at all. I can
> get sound from Quicktime when I use it though.
>
> But the QT pgm wont play .wmv files.
>
> Is there a setting somewhere I need to set or should I reinstall Media Plyr
> 9, if so how.
>
> tks all
>
> vrey frustrating here.
>
> bill w
>
> I use XP Homed Edit SP2 with all updates
>
>
>

XtremeAiy - thank you. I am having the same problem (My post is below).

Your suggestion has helped to zero in on a couple of answers, but I'm not
sure what to do now. I have emailed you directly, but wanted to post as well
in case this might help others.

As you suggested, I checked all my settings, which appear to be fine. I
don't have any plug-ins.

I have managed to play a CD in WMP10 by switching to analog, but it still
won't play any of my digital files.

So I tried your suggestion of creating a new admin account, and voila, the
new media player in the new account works fine. So I know for sure that all
my connections and everything else is working fine.

So - now what???? How do I get the WMP in my main account to work again?
Do you know what caused the sound to stop in the first place? Does it have
anything to do with the latest Windows update, which I downloaded shortly
before the problems started.

Thanks so much, Bongogirl

"XtremeAiy" wrote:

> Bill,
>
> i have read your post and the reposes but i found the responses not useful
> at all
> cause i have experienced the same problem and i have solved it easily in a few
> steps, so if you are interested in knowing how, send me an email to
> (ahmad_aiy@hotmail.com), if you dont want to send an email, you can check if
> anything you wanna play with windows media player is associated to it, e.g.:
> if
> you want to play a .mp3 file, may be you have downloaded an update which is
> located on Windows Update as a custom update and its not a high priority
> one, so
> go to Add/Remove from the control panel and put a tick on Show Updates, if
> you find an update for windows media player which was added in the last week,
> be sure that your problem is caused by this update, so open your Windows
> Media Player and go to tools then options and from there choose Plug-ins then
> choose Background and remove the tick beside everything that you dont usually
> use in this player, then in the same window click on file types and make sure
> that the files you are trying to play are associated with the media player..
>
> By the way, Do you have more than on Sound Card???
> if so the problem will be different.
>
> if nothing from the above solves the problem, there is another solution, try
> to create another account , make it adminisrater and dont make its files
> private, open the new account and see, if there is sound well done, if there
> isnt just dont hesitate to send me an email. cause i have the answer for sure
> Good Luck
> --
> Aiys
>
>
> "bill" wrote:
>

> > I use Media Player 10, worked fine till this week. No sound at all. I can
> > get sound from Quicktime when I use it though.
> >
> > But the QT pgm wont play .wmv files.
> >
> > Is there a setting somewhere I need to set or should I reinstall Media Plyr
> > 9, if so how.
> >
> > tks all
> >
> > vrey frustrating here.
> >
> > bill w
> >
> > I use XP Homed Edit SP2 with all updates
> >
> >
> >

Bongogirl

your problem is solved by creating new account, that shows that your problem
is located in this directory "C:\Documents and Settings\<userame>" because
when you create a new account nothing changes in your windows settings and
system files except a new folder with new system files and related
application data are created in this directory with your new username, so
your problem will be in the Media Player folder in this directory, and i
prefer you delete the old account using the new account and choosing not to
delete the user files, so you will have a new account with brand new system
files, that will the chance for having the same problem again, if you dont
want to delete the account, or that the account has some settings that you
prefer not to redo, you can find the problem by showing your system hidden
files and folders and head to "C:\documents and
settings\<username>\application data\media player" from their you must find a
playlist, if so your first heading is alright, so head now to "C:\Documents
and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application Data\WMTools Downloaded
Files" and see if their is any downloaded tools, if their is nothing, then
please delete the account from the new account and then do not delete the
user files, and thats for sure will save you from getting the same problem
again.

--
Aiys


"bongogirl" wrote:

> XtremeAiy - thank you. I am having the same problem (My post is below).
>
> Your suggestion has helped to zero in on a couple of answers, but I'm not
> sure what to do now. I have emailed you directly, but wanted to post as well
> in case this might help others.
>
> As you suggested, I checked all my settings, which appear to be fine. I
> don't have any plug-ins.
>
> I have managed to play a CD in WMP10 by switching to analog, but it still
> won't play any of my digital files.
>
> So I tried your suggestion of creating a new admin account, and voila, the
> new media player in the new account works fine. So I know for sure that all
> my connections and everything else is working fine.
>
> So - now what???? How do I get the WMP in my main account to work again?
> Do you know what caused the sound to stop in the first place? Does it have
> anything to do with the latest Windows update, which I downloaded shortly
> before the problems started.
>
> Thanks so much, Bongogirl
>
> "XtremeAiy" wrote:
>

> > Bill,
> >
> > i have read your post and the reposes but i found the responses not useful
> > at all
> > cause i have experienced the same problem and i have solved it easily in a few
> > steps, so if you are interested in knowing how, send me an email to
> > (ahmad_aiy@hotmail.com), if you dont want to send an email, you can check if
> > anything you wanna play with windows media player is associated to it, e.g.:
> > if
> > you want to play a .mp3 file, may be you have downloaded an update which is
> > located on Windows Update as a custom update and its not a high priority
> > one, so
> > go to Add/Remove from the control panel and put a tick on Show Updates, if
> > you find an update for windows media player which was added in the last week,
> > be sure that your problem is caused by this update, so open your Windows
> > Media Player and go to tools then options and from there choose Plug-ins then
> > choose Background and remove the tick beside everything that you dont usually
> > use in this player, then in the same window click on file types and make sure
> > that the files you are trying to play are associated with the media player..
> >
> > By the way, Do you have more than on Sound Card???
> > if so the problem will be different.
> >
> > if nothing from the above solves the problem, there is another solution, try
> > to create another account , make it adminisrater and dont make its files
> > private, open the new account and see, if there is sound well done, if there
> > isnt just dont hesitate to send me an email. cause i have the answer for sure
> > Good Luck
> > --
> > Aiys
> >
> >
> > "bill" wrote:
> >

> > > I use Media Player 10, worked fine till this week. No sound at all. I can
> > > get sound from Quicktime when I use it though.
> > >
> > > But the QT pgm wont play .wmv files.
> > >
> > > Is there a setting somewhere I need to set or should I reinstall Media Plyr
> > > 9, if so how.
> > >
> > > tks all
> > >
> > > vrey frustrating here.
> > >
> > > bill w
> > >
> > > I use XP Homed Edit SP2 with all updates
> > >
> > >
> > >

Bongogirl

i would like you to notice that in the previous post i have said that your
first heading is to "C:\Documents and Settings\<usrname>\Application
Data\media player" please correct that to "C:\Documents and
Settings\<username>\Application Data\Microsoft\Media Player"
--
Aiys


"bongogirl" wrote:

> XtremeAiy - thank you. I am having the same problem (My post is below).
>
> Your suggestion has helped to zero in on a couple of answers, but I'm not
> sure what to do now. I have emailed you directly, but wanted to post as well
> in case this might help others.
>
> As you suggested, I checked all my settings, which appear to be fine. I
> don't have any plug-ins.
>
> I have managed to play a CD in WMP10 by switching to analog, but it still
> won't play any of my digital files.
>
> So I tried your suggestion of creating a new admin account, and voila, the
> new media player in the new account works fine. So I know for sure that all
> my connections and everything else is working fine.
>
> So - now what???? How do I get the WMP in my main account to work again?
> Do you know what caused the sound to stop in the first place? Does it have
> anything to do with the latest Windows update, which I downloaded shortly
> before the problems started.
>
> Thanks so much, Bongogirl
>
> "XtremeAiy" wrote:
>

> > Bill,
> >
> > i have read your post and the reposes but i found the responses not useful
> > at all
> > cause i have experienced the same problem and i have solved it easily in a few
> > steps, so if you are interested in knowing how, send me an email to
> > (ahmad_aiy@hotmail.com), if you dont want to send an email, you can check if
> > anything you wanna play with windows media player is associated to it, e.g.:
> > if
> > you want to play a .mp3 file, may be you have downloaded an update which is
> > located on Windows Update as a custom update and its not a high priority
> > one, so
> > go to Add/Remove from the control panel and put a tick on Show Updates, if
> > you find an update for windows media player which was added in the last week,
> > be sure that your problem is caused by this update, so open your Windows
> > Media Player and go to tools then options and from there choose Plug-ins then
> > choose Background and remove the tick beside everything that you dont usually
> > use in this player, then in the same window click on file types and make sure
> > that the files you are trying to play are associated with the media player..
> >
> > By the way, Do you have more than on Sound Card???
> > if so the problem will be different.
> >
> > if nothing from the above solves the problem, there is another solution, try
> > to create another account , make it adminisrater and dont make its files
> > private, open the new account and see, if there is sound well done, if there
> > isnt just dont hesitate to send me an email. cause i have the answer for sure
> > Good Luck
> > --
> > Aiys
> >
> >
> > "bill" wrote:
> >

> > > I use Media Player 10, worked fine till this week. No sound at all. I can
> > > get sound from Quicktime when I use it though.
> > >
> > > But the QT pgm wont play .wmv files.
> > >
> > > Is there a setting somewhere I need to set or should I reinstall Media Plyr
> > > 9, if so how.
> > >
> > > tks all
> > >
> > > vrey frustrating here.
> > >
> > > bill w
> > >
> > > I use XP Homed Edit SP2 with all updates
> > >
> > >
> > >

Hi everyone:

I unistalled Mplayer 10 and setup vres. 9 and everyting works fine now.

I ran my anti spyware pgm Lavasoft which didn't help with the 10 vers.

I did download some things over the weekend, maybe that dit who knows?

tks again for help.

bill