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The source of this trouble usually is that the driver setup for the first time has not been exactly completed, or a certain audio driver has already run in a file.

For the first possible malfunction, you can download some driver software like Driver Checker from website, it can practically assist you to locate your problem audio driver, unload it, download and set up a compatibly working driver automatically just by one or two click.

If an audio driver is already in one of these CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT and DOSSTART.BAT files, you can fix this error by deleting the file that contains a driver, or else deleting all these three files.

If there is no file in the aforementioned folders but driver fails to be installed, you need to modify the Registry.

Click run on the Start menu and type "regedit", press Enter delete all sound sound related items. For example, the ALS300 sound card, select Edit – Find in the Registry Editor and input ALS300, delete the bytes you find, and then press F3 to find next, delete all you find out one by one.

Another easier way

Pull out your sound card and insert it into another slot, find out the audio device again and install a compatible audio driver automatically with Driver Checker.

Notwithstanding the second approach is much easier than the first one, when we are in the process of troubleshooting, we’d better first check software and then hardware. By the way, before you undertake the first method, export and back up your Registry in case that errors happen later on.

Author: Molly Smith
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I have a secure wireless network that I added shared files to. I feel that my computer is safe on my network. But, if I go to a coffeehouse or the library, with my laptop, and use their network, will I be sharing my folders with everybody on that network?

I have been pulling my hair out trying to configure what should be a simple VPN between two Win2003 Servers that I have administrator to. I can’t seem to see the folders on the other server, or any anything else for that matter. I am considering asking for remote assistance.

1) What should it cost me?
2) Do you know of any reputible companies or individuals that could help me do this remotely?

I can pick up the signal which is very strong at my home. I can individually connect on my 3 computers but I would like to be able to network them as well (for the shared printer and folders). It seems that I can only connect to one network or the other and if I connect to the home network I don’t have internet. Any ideas on how I could bridge thm together? Thanks!
Essentially my question is – can a router be set up to grab the free hotspot internet while all my machines are on a local home network with the router between my machines and the internet connection?

I have been trying unsuccessfully to connect my computer to the shared network in order to view and use other people’s files. I can connect to the internet fine, but the shared file network, which everyone else is on fine, doesn’t work. My computer shows up as being on the network infrequently on other people’s computers but I cannot view any of the shared folders.

I am on a home network utilizing FiOS. Both my PC and Laptop utilize wireless connections (as do two other computers), with one main computer connected to the FiOS router.

I want to share folders between my PC and Laptop that the others cannot access or see at all, so that they do not know the network exists. Can someone recommend a good website to give me step by step instructions?