MESSED UP AUDIO DRIVER NEED HELP

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Hi Joe,
What Operating System are you using? There is a
way in Microsoft Windows to 'Roll Back' your driver. To
do this, access device manager, which is normally found
in the 'System' on Control Panel, and find the device. In
this case, it'll be in Sound/Audio Devices. Right click
on the device that is causing the problem and click
properties. Then click on the 'driver' tab. Then click
Roll Back Driver.

See if that helps.

Kind Regards,

UK Ant 2004
UKAnt2004@aol.com
>-----Original Message-----
>Thanks to anyone who reads this. So i downloaded an
audio
>device call realtek ac'97 audio, because this game my
>friend gave me was playing sound and when I looked it
up,
>these sites told me to download this one to fix the
>problem. Well after installation, my computer no longer
>plays any sounds or can switch to any other device even
>though they are all enabled, and when trying to disable
>or uninstall or rollback the realtek program the
computer
>crashes. I don't know what to do, and I've tried all the
>troubleshooting methods, any help would be greatly
>appreciated. Thank you very much.
>.
>