Without knowing version, edition and hardware it's simply not possible to give some specific advice.
You say updating, update one thing at a time only and when sound breaks you know what caused it - a bit painstaking I know
Odd sound problem. solved
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Husse
Re: Odd sound problem.
That's sad...
Without knowing version, edition and hardware it's simply not possible to give some specific advice.
You say updating, update one thing at a time only and when sound breaks you know what caused it - a bit painstaking I know
Without knowing version, edition and hardware it's simply not possible to give some specific advice.
You say updating, update one thing at a time only and when sound breaks you know what caused it - a bit painstaking I know
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Husse
Re: Odd sound problem.
hmm
We need a roll back tool for updates like Restore points (is that what they are called?) on Windows
We need a roll back tool for updates like Restore points (is that what they are called?) on Windows