Lo and behold the volume icon on my taskbar is now working perfectly. Īs far as I can recall these are the steps I did. Then I did a fresh d/load from your link. In the "Add this Website to the zone" dialog box, type: - (Make sure that "Require server verification (https) for all sites in this zone" is not checked).then select Add - OK. There were several solutions suggested, but I chose the one to delete the sndvol32.exe files I had previously d/loaded - then as suggested, before d/loading a fresh version - go to Internet Explorer - select Security tab - Trusted Sites - Sites. The second command puts the volume control in the live directory. You really did all the groundwork for me and I couldn't have done it without your help. expand e:\i386\sndvol32.ex c:\windows\system32\sndvol32.exe The first one puts a copy of the the volume control app in the folder where Windows recovers operating system components automatically. Tufenuf: Glad to share how I got rid of the "security message". I would very much appreciate any further input which may help me with this problem.Ĭlick to expand. So now that I have sndvol32.exe installed in the Windows\Prefetch folder and cannot Open the file - and am still getting the "volume icon" error message, what more can I do to get my sound to work?
I still have no sound - and the error msg still comes up when I try to "place volume icon in taskbar". Now when I try to Open the file, the error msg is: "Windows cannot open this file".
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exe to be placed on the desktop - then I extracted the file and it got placed in the C:\Windows\Prefetch folder.
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I did d/load it, but instead of it being placed in the Windows/System32 folder as suggested (I didn't know how to do this) I opted for the. I have just by chance happened upon some advice which was given by Couriant in your forums about d/loading and installing sndvol32.exe. (RealTek AC97 Audio/Audio Codecs/Legacy Audio Drivers/Media Control Devices/Legacy Video Capture Devices/Video Codecs/TSSTcorp CDW/DVD). My Device Manager shows that all my Sounds and Audio devices are working properly. There is no such thing listed in Add/Remove programs. have to google and find a place to download as Microsoft does not have it. To install it use Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel". You will need to replace the Sndvol32.exe file, if you have a XP CD then do. When I try to "place the volume icon in taskbar" the error msg is: "Windows cannot display volume control on task bar because the volume control program has not been installed. I have been having problems with my WinXP/SP2 sound.
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