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chrisdude183

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I am on Windows XP 32-bit and I just recently tried upgrading to Windows 7 64-bit only to find out that my PC isn't compatible with Windows 7, and I performed a clean install and forgot to make a backup. I just reinstalled Windows XP and got all my drivers but for some reason the sound one isn't working, it no longer gives me the choice to change audio devices in control panel.
Please help me fix this.
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I myself have encountered this issue before when installing Windows XP in the older computer or even a newer computer because believe it or not Windows XP is the most stable and most compatible OS that there is out there today that is why in the state of Missouri the state offices and officials still use Windows XP the solution to this problem is when installing a new upgrade to likes a Windows 7 Windows 7 Ultimate excetera the best solution to this when you have a sound video or any kind driver not installed or not compatible is of course not to do a fresh install but to go into when you boot up your computer hit f8 almost immediately as soon as computer boots up you want to be holding down the f8 button then you want to go down to...
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kcmorichardrdt3976

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I myself have encountered this issue before when installing Windows XP in the older computer or even a newer computer because believe it or not Windows XP is the most stable and most compatible OS that there is out there today that is why in the state of Missouri the state offices and officials still use Windows XP the solution to this problem is when installing a new upgrade to likes a Windows 7 Windows 7 Ultimate excetera the best solution to this when you have a sound video or any kind driver not installed or not compatible is of course not to do a fresh install but to go into when you boot up your computer hit f8 almost immediately as soon as computer boots up you want to be holding down the f8 button then you want to go down to options it'll give you an option for restore computer to an earlier known working version click on that go back to the date that you know for a fact that your computer was operating properly and fully to its potential then after you got that done set back up like originally was then that's when you go back in and do what's called a side-by-side OS set up you can refer to this and get this information by googling cnet.com/side-by-side setup for OS. if you have any further questions you may email me at kcmorichardrdt39@gmail.com I also have an associate who was a Dell hardware technician and programmer for many years and he is very comparable I'm giving very extremely accurate information and walkthroughs for setups thank you and good luck sincerely Richard
 
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