Some sound-effects are off after message in windows

Octopolus · 23 Nov 2017

Caledon Ken said:

Yes there is some risk but it is manageable. BIOS can cause issues as it is the machine layer. Have a quick read of this, even the first section on how does the BIOS work.

http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=332850

Post back your audit findings.

what is audit findings.?

Caledon Ken · 23 Nov 2017

Octopolus said:

i think i will just compare the sound scheme with my windows 10 laptop and change all the "no sounds".
if i find other errors i will make a new clean install

I used the word audit and you used the word compare. My mistake.

Octopolus · 23 Nov 2017

Caledon Ken said:

I used the word audit and you used the word compare. My mistake.

you lost me..

Caledon Ken · 23 Nov 2017

In post 39 you said you were going to compare settings from laptop to desktop.

In post 40 I said post back your audit findings, I could have said post back the results of your comparison.

Octopolus · 23 Nov 2017

Caledon Ken said:

In post 39 you said you were going to compare settings from laptop to desktop.

In post 40 I said post back your audit findings, I could have said post back the results of your comparison.

oh..you wanna see all the "no sounds" from the scheme?

Caledon Ken · 23 Nov 2017

Sorry. All I wanted to know was if you found something and got it to work. Take care.

Octopolus · 23 Nov 2017

Caledon Ken said:

Sorry. All I wanted to know was if you found something and got it to work. Take care.

i just asked if you wanted to see the ones i had no sound on :)
im glad your trying to help me my friend

Caledon Ken · 23 Nov 2017

Thanks but I'm afraid that won't help. If sounds are assigned you will add them. A quick test is assigning a sound to Maximize and Minimize.

Then just play with Window sizes. This in my opinion is deeper.

Your very first post had Windows reporting problems with sound.

I just can't figure what is set wrong and like that other thread, which had several members on it the end solution was a clean install.

Dis you try the Sound trouble shooter. These trouble shooters don't seem to fix a lot but they are installed so my as well give it a kick.

Start > Settings > Update and security > down the the left hand side Troubleshoot > Right side Playing Audio

Octopolus · 09 Dec 2017

Caledon Ken said:

Thanks but I'm afraid that won't help. If sounds are assigned you will add them. A quick test is assigning a sound to Maximize and Minimize.

Then just play with Window sizes. This in my opinion is deeper.

Your very first post had Windows reporting problems with sound.

I just can't figure what is set wrong and like that other thread, which had several members on it the end solution was a clean install.

Dis you try the Sound trouble shooter. These trouble shooters don't seem to fix a lot but they are installed so my as well give it a kick.

Start > Settings > Update and security > down the the left hand side Troubleshoot > Right side Playing Audio

the sound troubleshoot did nothing.

and i have the same problem on my laptop so i cant compare the default sound schedule from there

maybe you can post screenshots on your windows 10 sound schedule so i can enable the ones that are missing?
i find it strange that google cant find that schedule but i have tried, believe me

Caledon Ken · 09 Dec 2017

Hi.

So a lot of water has past under bridge.

On one device, open the Windows sounds, see if Asterisk has a sound assigned. If it does hit test. Did you hear sound?

If that didn't make a Sound click on Playback tab. What is set as default? Post a screen shot.

If you device is selected, click Configure, click Test. You should have heard sound, did you?

If not click cancel, then click properties. Walk through tabs. On Advance tab there is another "Test".

Ken