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Consumer Products => Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security (legacy Pro Antivirus, Internet Security, Premier) => Topic started by: Deborah2009 on August 17, 2009, 04:40:28 PM
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After installing avast free home edition, my computer which runs on Windows Vista, will not play music. When I try playing music from itunes I get message that there is no audio device attached. There is also a little icon in bottom tray that says "no audio device." How do I correct this? Can anyone help?
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Hello Deborah2009,
answer all of these:
1. did you have audio before you installed avast!?
2. which version of avast! do use?
3. have you installed updated drivers for your devices? or did you do a recent update of all your drivers?.
4. what other security products did you have before avast! and now in conjunction with avast!?
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Thank you, and yes I had audio before installing avast! 4 Home edition. Ihaven't updated drivers yet. Should I try that?
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I wouldn't go updating the drivers right now, if the audio worked before.
If you answer q 4 it may help.
Any other AV installed prior to Avast? Any other security software installed? (Firewall, antispyware, etc)
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Hi there,
I'm having the same problem as Deborah.
I used to have AVG antivirus on my Windows XP laptop, but I recently installed Avast and uninstalled AVG. My laptop now has no audio. I've tried reinstalled the sound card driver and also did system restore, but I can't seem to solve the problem.
I would appreciate any help or advice :)
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Hi jann24, Kia Ora.
Go Here, (http://uninstallers.blogspot.com/) download and run tool number 2, (use the version appropriate for your OS, usually X86, but if you have 64bit Windows, use X64), try repairing your Avast installation, (- not always necessary but sometimes required; Control panel>add/remove programs) reboot, and see if it works.
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Hello jann24
after doing what tarq57 suggested, try this
control panel > sounds and audio devices > sounds tab > sound scheme > select no sounds > apply > ok.
again,
control panel > sounds and audio devices > sounds tab > sound scheme > select windows default > apply > ok.
post back.
nmb
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Hey guys,
Thanks for the help. The problem has been solved!
Thanks heaps :)
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so what did you do?.. please let us know.
nmb
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Hi nmb,
I tried the methods that u guys suggested, but they didn't work. So all I did was to system restore to the end of last week instead of just the previous day (like I did before). And that seemed to do the trick. Thanks though.. :)
Cheers.
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fine. thanks for the feedback.
nmb