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Make sure the volume is not muted - I've done this - it's a silly mistake, but it happens. &nbsp;(Open the Volume Applet by double-clicking the speaker icon and verify none of the &quot;devices&quot; have been muted).
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Make sure the volume is not muted - I've done this - it's a silly mistake, but it happens.  (Open the Volume Applet by double-clicking the speaker icon and verify none of the "devices" have been muted).

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I just waited until the new set of drivers were released. That fixed it. Thanks.
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I just waited until the new set of drivers were released. That fixed it. Thanks.

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Win2000 recognized and installed drivers for my A3D sound card. It even placed the speaker icon in the tray.<br />
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But it doesn't play any sound. The device manager does not show any conflicts. In fact, everything is working.<br />
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What should I try? The device manager isn't letting me change the resources either. The drop down and check box are grayed out.<br />
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The only issue that might be is the sound card is sharing and interrupt with the video card. But I can't change either of them. However, there are other interrupts available.
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Win2000 recognized and installed drivers for my A3D sound card. It even placed the speaker icon in the tray.

But it doesn't play any sound. The device manager does not show any conflicts. In fact, everything is working.

What should I try? The device manager isn't letting me change the resources either. The drop down and check box are grayed out.

The only issue that might be is the sound card is sharing and interrupt with the video card. But I can't change either of them. However, there are other interrupts available.

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