[mcpmd]

I lost all sound on my computer after an Adobe Flash Player upgrade. In my October 2008 PCWorld, Steve Bass referred to this and now that I need it I am unable to get to:find.pcworld.com/61360 or 61361. Can you please advise and direct me to the procedure that would help me to solve this irritating problem?


Sincerely


mcpmd

[Flashorn]

Hey mcpmd !!



Welcome to PCWorld Community and Happy New Year !



I have found the articles that you asked for but, I must caution that these

are Registry Fixes so, If you are not familiar with tweaking the Registry

I would recommend going another route.



find.pcworld.com/61360 :

http://www.mydigital...dio-in-windows/ .



find.pcworld.com/61361 :

http://www.mydigital...vemapper-trick/ .



Have you tried Uninstalling the Flash Player up-grade and re-installing the previous

version. I know that most of the "Regular" members at PCW had to uninstall version 10

and re-install version 9 because we could no longer up-load images to this forum.



Go to Control Panel > Add / Delete in XP and uninstall from there.



In Vista , Control Panel > Programs & Features.



You can download the previous version from FileHippo Flash Player 9 .





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[Flashorn]

One more thought , have you checked that this is not any

kind of infection. Adobe has been a target and there could

be a possibility that this might stem from some infected files.



Just to make sure you are malware free plz , download , install

and Up-Date the definitions of this FREE Antimalware program.

Make sure to run a FULL scan of your PC.



MalwareBytes AntiMalware .



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