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 On Thu, 11 Oct 2001 19:07:54, (Carib) wrote about: 
 Re: Still none: Re: I lost my Dial-up sounds 
>On Tue, 09 Oct 2001 21:56:21 GMT, ( Doug Bashford ) wrote:
>>  On Wed, 3 Oct 2001, "Don Schmidt"  wrote: 
>
>>>   M1       Speaker On until carrier received
>>>   M2       Speaker always On
>>>   M3       Speaker disabled while dialing and after carrier received
   (snip other modem AT sound settings)

>>>" Doug Bashford " wrote in message
>>>> I have a celeron 400, 64, Win98SE.

>>Sorry, It did not help.  
>>Also, they workeked just fine before. 

>You have no problem because there is no solution. 

Oh brother.  I have no "drum" (Windows waiting?) sounds, either.
Is that a wav, or what?  All other sound and multimedia
ok. Win98SE.

Did the below, no help.
Thanks!
--Doug 


 In <soxu7.28009$SS.120985@news2.calgary.shaw.ca> 
 On Wed, 03 Oct 2001 05:31:04, "neufie" wrote about: 
 Re: I lost my Dial-up sounds 


>Goto Start>Settings>Control Panel>Dbl-click modems>properties, 
>and set speaker volume.
>" Doug Bashford " <see.my.sig@theBeach.edu> wrote in message
>news:3bb9d846.2287801@news.psnw.com...
>>
>> I have a celeron 400, 64, Win98SE.
>>
>> I lost my dial-up sounds, the phone dialing, etc
>> in DUN My Connection.
>> (I also notice that "beating drums" animated icon
>> makes no sound, I'm not sure it ever did.)  Midi's,
>> Wavs, and Mp3s all work in recently installed
>> WMPlayer 7.01, as does the Win boot intro WAV and
>> general Win sounds (I'm not sure what plays those).
>>
>> I recently removed a Zip drive GUEST line
>> that also contained ptsnoop from the registry
>> and also recently installed QuickTime.
>>
>> Any ideas?
>> --Doug
>>
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