I also have no sound all of sudden and it ticks me off that I paid money to
msn music for music I can't listen to. The diagnostic says I'm fine, the mute
button is off.

"GAFARO" wrote:

> If you are referring to "mute" under volume control, yes I checked that...and
> also checked for "mute" in Media Player, neither is muted.
>
> "Mike Williams [MVP]" wrote:
>
> > GAFARO wrote:
> > > "Everything" is checked with person who put my computer together...we have
> > > checked all sound options, sound card, replaced speakers, can find nothing
> > > wrong. Uninstalled media player...nothing...still no sound and everything
> > > says it is functioning as far as sound is concerned....drivers, sound card,
> > > speakers...it just "poofed" ... disappeared while trying to save a movie from
> > > the media player to the desktop which I have done a number of other times...
> > >
> > > "Mike Williams [MVP]" wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >>GAFARO wrote:
> > >>
> > >>>I have also lost my sound on my entire computer while using my media
> > >>>player...was trying to save a movie...and my sound disappeared...have checked
> > >>>everything and can find nothing wrong...HELP!!!
> > >>
> > >>I wish I knew what "everything" meant...
> > >>
> > >>Did you click the mute button? Have you tried the Windows Soudn
> > >>Troubleshooter in Help?
> > >>
> >
> >
> > But did you check the mute button on WMP next to volume control? It
> > seems to be the most overlooked solution.
> >
> > I know you said "all sound options" but "all" tends to be meaningless in
> > these contexts unless you explicitly list everything.
> >