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Thank you for your suggestion. &nbsp;It worked.
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Thank you for your suggestion.  It worked.

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It seems I have no sound on my system at this point. &nbsp;When I connect to Talking Communities Live Web Conference room, I get these errors:<br />
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Dialog Box Window Title Bar: &nbsp;Client 2005<br />
WAVEOUT:4:The specified device is already in use. Wait until it is free, and then try again.<br />
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Dialog Box Window Title Bar: 01 MMSYSTEM Error<br />
The specified Device is already in use. Wait until it is free, and then try again.<br />
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Dialog Box Window Title Bar: Client2005<br />
Unable to capture audio<br />
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It seems I have no sound on my system at this point.  When I connect to Talking Communities Live Web Conference room, I get these errors:

Dialog Box Window Title Bar:  Client 2005
WAVEOUT:4:The specified device is already in use. Wait until it is free, and then try again.

Dialog Box Window Title Bar: 01 MMSYSTEM Error
The specified Device is already in use. Wait until it is free, and then try again.

Dialog Box Window Title Bar: Client2005
Unable to capture audio



Waveout Error: Audio Not Working - The specified device is already in use - MMSystem Error

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Components

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MultiMedia Applications

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