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no sound in msn messenger


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Suddenly there aren't anymore sounds when i recieve new mail or when buddies get online. Why is that? It used to work perfectly fine a few days ago.

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Under "Sounds and Audio Devices" in Control Panel, on the "Sounds" tab was there any sounds for MSN ( Scroll down )?

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Go to personal settings in messenger > alerts and sounds ....and make sure that the two boxes at the bottom of the screen are ticked!

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Go to personal settings in messenger > alerts and sounds ....and make sure that the two boxes at the bottom of the screen are ticked!

Both boxes are already ticked.

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Under "Sounds and Audio Devices" in Control Panel, on the "Sounds" tab was there any sounds for MSN ( Scroll down )?

No. Just "No Sounds" and "Windows default".

I think you are still under the "Volume" tab. Go to the "Sounds" tab, and scroll down in the "program events" window. If there is no mention of msn messenger, I suggest you do a quick reinstall.

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Yeah mine did that at some point, but it was ages ago, i forget how it was fixed, but to be honest, i turned mine off now, it interfiered with my recordings :)

-Rich-

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I too have the same problem. I have msn 7.5 and there are no sounds when someone logs on or sends me a msg, infact there is no sound for any alert to do with msn. I went to control panel>sounds and my sound scheme and msn messenger is under program events. And yes in msn messenger options all sound options are checked. And i have re-installed msn many times.

I once had someone send me a reg key and when i entered it in the sounds were fully working. I forgot who the person was.

So how can i get back my sounds!!!!!!one

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