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Had an error message yesterday saying 'not enough disk space' when I tried to open Photoshop. Okay, I get a bit carried away with downloading free software I think I might find interesting in the future and so went to my control panel to jettison some of it. But must have inadvertently jetissoned more than I thought as today, no sound from anything! What have I gone and done? :D:o

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Use a restore point and go back to where it was working.  Try removing them a little at a time and keep restore points so you don't have to back all the way up again.

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Use a restore point and go back to where it was working. Try removing them a little at a time and keep restore points so you don't have to back all the way up again.

First, thanks for taking the trouble to reply :D Could you walk me through it a bit more please? I went into System Restore and the box was checked saying all restoration turned OFF. When I unchecked it, it said I wouldn't be able to track what to restore :o So I go into System Restore, and ... (Will save me another trip to the computer shop :D ) Thankyou.

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If the box was checked, you are out of luck as you will not have any restore points. If you deleted software for your sound card try to re-install it. I guess you did check that you haven't by accident muted the sound or lowered the volume?

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If the box was checked, you are out of luck as you will not have any restore points. If you deleted software for your sound card try to re-install it. I guess you did check that you haven't by accident muted the sound or lowered the volume?

Aaaaach. No. Tried Sounds and Audio Devices 'Properties' - 'No Audio Device'. Guess it's another trip to my friendly computer guy :o

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have you tried to go into a website to download new drivers for your sound.This could be done if you know the manufacturers name of the sound card/hardware.

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