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You can check this out for now. I'm looking up more information on it right now. Realtek Configs & Settings That link is dead, disregard. Do you have the updated driver? http://w3serv.realtek.com.tw/downloads/dla...8&Software=True "We offer two different types of audio drivers for MS Windows OSes. The WDM driver is for Win98SE or later versions and the VXD driver is for Win98/95. Recommended by MS, the WDM driver had better not be used on Win98. That is why we normally use the VXD driver for Win98 (4.10.1998). If you don't encounter any problems using the WDM driver with Win98, you can keep on with it. For some reasons, we do not support DirectSound directly in the VXD driver. We just have the DirectSound software emulation layer do it for us. I think that is why you have delay in sounds in DirectSound games. We suggest you to upgrade your OS to Win98SE or later versions. Our WDM driver has more powerful features, such as EAX support, and it will support DirectSound better than the VXD driver. Our AC'97 CODECs support the SPDIF function on P4B with the WDM driver. With limitation of the MS kernel driver, the Win98SE cannot support SPDIF with AC-3 format without MS QFE269601 installed on Win98SE. If you want to play AC-3 format under Win98SE, QFE269601 should be installed. If you want to play AC-3 format under Win2000, service pack 2 should be installed. WinMe and WinXP can support AC-3 format without any patch files from MS. For Wave (PCM) format, all Windows OSes can be played with the WDM driver." Okay, so you should have an AC97 audio configuration utility. Maybe it's located in Sound Effect Manager, but I'm not sure.After installing the new drivers go to the Control Panel open up "Sounds and Audio Devices" and check the setting under "Volume," "Audio," and "Voice" tabs. The Volume menu has settings for "Device Volume" and "Speaker Settings." Click the "advanced" button under device volume and unmute everything then close. Click the "advanced" button under speaker settings and select "monitor stereo speakers" (or whatever is appropriate) and click ok. After checking settings under the Audio and Voice tabs click ok to close the properties menu. Then check the configuration in the audio utility and if there is a mixer loading in the system tray (notification area) check those properties also. Always click apply and/or save settings

In dxdiag > click the sound tab > what is the name of the device controlling the acceleration feature?

I hate to burst your bubble, but the hotfixes should show up in add/remove programs. I just ran CCleaner (I ticked hotfix uninstaller), and my hotfixes are still listed in add/remove programs. You should uninstall/reinstall, download either the slim or basic version. Something is funky.

I know that this may sound silly, but will you post a screen shot of your control panel?

Is it actually crashing, or did you check the box "close CCleaner when finished cleaning"? That may, or may not be your problem.

Highlight the URL that you want to move > then click the arrow (in the middle) to move it to the other side. There are 2 arrows: 1 points to the left, and 1 points to the right. Does that answer your question?

Download DAF. Scroll down the page, and download the Full Version. 1. Once installed, open DAF and click Tools > Repair Permissions > click Go > then reboot. 2. Open DAF again > tick all of the boxes in the "Registration Center" > click Go > Reboot. Did this work?

Hi Frustrated Dad, Do this to ensure that you're system files are not corrupted. Have your installation disk handy, but don't insert it yet. start > run > (type) sfc /scannow (there is a space after sfc) when prompted insert your cd when the process is finished reboot your computer Now download DAF. Scroll down, and download the full version. After installing open DAF > (click) Tools > (click) Repair Permissions > (click) Go > reboot Let us know if you have fixed your problem, and what the solution is so that others can use this as a reference.

You should clarify the OS's that CCleaner is compatible with. I only watched the first video, but you only talked about Windows XP. What operating systems does CCleaner work with? Fully tried and tested with Windows 95/98/NT4/ME/2000/XP/2003. It's also fully compatible with XP Service Pack 2. (There is no Mac or Unix version.)

I've been giving you instructions using XP Pro SP2. I don't know if it makes a difference, but lokoike will know because he used Home until a few months ago. Do you have DirectX 9.0c? It's the feb update. If not you can download here. Also, how many Sound tabs do you have in DirectX. Are there 2? What audio software are you using? You should be able to open it from all programs, and make adjustments. ex. SoundBlaster Live

Control Panel > Audio > Environmental Audio > Options > check "Always save changes" That might work...

Ok. I'll keep the IE tab then. Thanks for your help.

But I'll still get updates through auto updates, right?

Gunner...(my first friend here) ...of course there aren't those who don't have a valid key. How could you purpose such a preposterous idea? "E" is just pullin' our chains (right E? ) Good Times - K

So I can get rid of the IE tab? I downloaded without it, and updates are auto...happy days for K! Keep in the loop RR! EDIT: Keep ME in the loop! ; )

I just heard about this plug-in about a day ago. Am I out of the loop? Window Genuine Advantage Plug-in for Firefox. MS WGA Plug-in FF.

control panel > sounds and audio devices > (click) "advanced" under speaker settings > (click) "performane" tab

Seriously? They asked you for your license key? They have never asked me.

Lie. They don't know. Probably Yeah. That part didn't bother me so much because MS has my number because I call all the time.

Actually, I'm pretty sure that there is a crocodile! Be careful. Keep an eye out. I just did the Free USB thingy. If I get it in 6-8 weeks then it worked. If not, then it was a scam. What's the new moto Eldammen? "You don't know until you try"

I was just giving you hard time. Didn't mean to be offensive. But I didn't mean your machine crashing, I meant that when I had ME most of my programs crashed alot. That doesn't mean that ME really is your problem. I was joking about that part.

@MrG: What happened to you? Can we get an update, please? Many Thanks.

Thanks!

Windows ME? That's your problem right there. When I had ME all of my programs crashed...all of the time. I hope that you find something that works for you.

You'll have to wait until MrG makes CCleaner compatible with x64 OS's.