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Hello. I have a problem, but before you can understand my dilemma, you have to read, you can attempt to skim, how I got this problem.
It all started around the beginning of this year. I downloaded something that lead to a virus.I will always download free stuff from the Internet from now on. I got rid of the virus, but it made me mess up my computer.
So I had a friend-acquaintance, who is works with computers at my old middle school, replace the Internet card, backup my computer, and convert my laptop's operating system from Windows Vista to XP.
Comodo has a voice, so I, who was used to pressing the mute button (as shown in spoiler#1), pressed the button and now I don't have sound. My computer cannot detect my sound device. According to my friend-acquaintance, it does work.
Click the spoiler, please!
Open these too, please!
I tried to fix the problem myself by Googling, but it hasn't worked out. There was this one time in which I downloaded this driver that might've helped, but I didn't restart to make the changes. D:<
I tried to update, rollback, and disable and enable the driver. Nothing worked. Also, I tried unmuting by using hot-keys and pressing the button again.
My friend-acquaintance said that he was going to give me this check-scan-thing via Facebook, but he forgot to. I kept reminding him to, but I forgot to remind him, in person, today (last day of school). He's one of those people who doesn't go on Facebook often, so I can't ask him about it on there, so knowing there are geniuses on Bulbagarden, I started this thread.
Computer Type: Gateway T-6345u Notebook with Ridgeview accents
Motivation and my Complaints about not having sound:
Thank you for reading this or skimming. Also, sorry if there are grammar problems. I wish there was auto-correct grammar for talking.
It all started around the beginning of this year. I downloaded something that lead to a virus.
So I had a friend-acquaintance, who is works with computers at my old middle school, replace the Internet card, backup my computer, and convert my laptop's operating system from Windows Vista to XP.
Comodo has a voice, so I, who was used to pressing the mute button (as shown in spoiler#1), pressed the button and now I don't have sound. My computer cannot detect my sound device. According to my friend-acquaintance, it does work.
Click the spoiler, please!
I tried to update, rollback, and disable and enable the driver. Nothing worked. Also, I tried unmuting by using hot-keys and pressing the button again.
My friend-acquaintance said that he was going to give me this check-scan-thing via Facebook, but he forgot to. I kept reminding him to, but I forgot to remind him, in person, today (last day of school). He's one of those people who doesn't go on Facebook often, so I can't ask him about it on there, so knowing there are geniuses on Bulbagarden, I started this thread.
Computer Type: Gateway T-6345u Notebook with Ridgeview accents
Motivation and my Complaints about not having sound:
I can't finish watching episode 5 of MLP or be able to watch episode 4 of Legend of Korra (why don't they put old LoK re-runs on Nick when I'm bored @ home?!!). Even though, there is not need for sound to watch subtitled anime, I like to hear it for their voices!