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I have lost the audio on my Windows XP. In it's place I have Realtek HD, but I want to get back the original audio, so that I cam listen to normal podcasts etc. Help please!

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same problem. cant figure how it lost...

everything is in place..no mute nothing wrong..(but of course something is wrong as I lost the voice.. :o ).

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If you previously had another sound driver installed, that worked

to your satisfaction, windows probably has a backup copy of it.

Enter device manager=>Sound Video & Game controllers

Rightclick the sound driver and choose "Properties".

Under "Driver tab" choose "Roll back driver".

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Thanks for your suggestion Sabajja. I don't see a "sound driver" in the device manager, (although I do have "sound video & game controllers")

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Right, well, check here should bring you to the same place either way>

Either>

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Or,

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Thanks for your suggestion Sabajja. I don't see a "sound driver" in the device manager, (although I do have "sound video & game controllers")

It wont say "sound driver", it will say Realtek if that's the driver you're using now.

Try rolling back that one if you had a previous one.

If that doesn't work,

find the Install CD to your mainboard, you should find the original sound drivers on there.

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Alternatively you could use Xp's system restore, and restore your computer to a date before this problem appeared.

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hi I have also this problem .

I made "roll back" and its not helping..

in the configerations everything looks ok but I really cant hear.

I have changed the headphones but its not abour that..

Cant understand why.. I afraid its my "realtek" audio card "kaput",.,,

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I have Realtek HD but using Vista so not sure everything would be the same. I can open in control panel and adjust settings. Under advanced settings is an option to turn off other output when you plug in headphone (and I use that) but perhaps others would not want that. There is a selection under speakers/sound effects which will probably get rid of the echo effect.

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