So I recently bought a printer at Walmart, and when I installed it, I believed it ruined the sound on my computer. Before I had installed the printer, sound was working fine. However, after installing the printer, I completely heard no sound, so I went to the Dell website (since I own a Dell desktop running on Windows XP). Afterwards, I deleted the IDT driver and reinstalled the original sigmatel driver on my computer and it worked. I now hear sound on my windows media player, Itunes, etc… But, I can’t seem to hear anything in my internet browser, though (Mozilla Firefox 4.0). I tried checking to see if I heard any sound on Internet Explorer, and can’t hear anything on there either. Can someone guide me in the right direction and tell me what to do in order to get sound in my internet browser? By the way, I have updated Adobe Flash Player and Java. In addition, I’ve tried downloading a K-lite mega codec, and had no luck either…
Printer Media, Computers & Internet
April 21st, 2011 on 7:36 am
In this case Abobe Flash Player is creating troubles for you. It is doing at a lareger global scale.
Follow this useful Adobe tutorial :
* Run Intel software partner RegInOut scan for active-x, file associations and other registry errors largely behind such crashes.
http://software.intel.com/swfinder/productpage/tabid/85/language/en-us/p-4869-reginout-system-utilities.aspx
* Try to uninstall the current flash player version. Read this official guide to uninstall flash plug-in:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html
* Use official uninstaller tool to remove all flash elements from your computer.
* After completing the above task download flash player 9 instead of the latest version. Sometimes there are intricate browser flash conflicts and changing the versions is often helpful.
* Update your sound drivers if possible since the videos may simply crash because of the corrupted or missing drivers.
1) Open Device Manager
2) Find the sound-card device
3) Remember the name of the device
4) Uninstall it.
5) After doing this restart your system.