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bl4z31nup · 05-18-2008, 06:03 PM

Hey everyone,

im working on a computer to where her sound is heavily malfunctioning. I uninstalled the device from the manager and reinstalled the device. and reinstalled the driver. i use WinStress to test the Sound device and it worked fine for abotu 10 minutes, Then the sound doesn't work until i turn off WinStress and it works. I reboot the computer, works for about 2 minutes then stops.

I ran Registry Mechanic and spotted about 141 errors. 75% of them were High Priority. I was able to fix a bout 17 of the files but the rest i couldn't do without a full version. Could a Registry Attack cause Sound Problems? Ive tried everything else i knew. And usually i take the problem to the root and thats in the registry. Let me know.

Thanks guys

05-18-2008, 06:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
bl4z31nup Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 3 OS: XP	Can a Registry Attack cause issues Hey everyone, im working on a computer to where her sound is heavily malfunctioning. I uninstalled the device from the manager and reinstalled the device. and reinstalled the driver. i use WinStress to test the Sound device and it worked fine for abotu 10 minutes, Then the sound doesn't work until i turn off WinStress and it works. I reboot the computer, works for about 2 minutes then stops. I ran Registry Mechanic and spotted about 141 errors. 75% of them were High Priority. I was able to fix a bout 17 of the files but the rest i couldn't do without a full version. Could a Registry Attack cause Sound Problems? Ive tried everything else i knew. And usually i take the problem to the root and thats in the registry. Let me know. Thanks guys