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8.7

Windows' wave volume slider changes arbitrarily to zero

Asked by joerockhead in Winamp Software MP3 Player

Tags: microsoft, Windows, XP pro, Volume CPL

Most times I open a media file in my browser there is no sound.
Each time (after opening up my Volume Control applet) I see that, although my VOLUME slider is right where I left it, my WAVE slider is at zero!  It seems that my WinAmp (and Google searches show other players also) moves the XP applet's WAVE slider (!) even though the only control available in [said media playback program] is VOLUME.
Why does winamp's volume control move my windows WAVE slider, and how do I stop it?
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