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Old 23rd March 2005, 11:55 AM
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Unhappy Updated Files, afterwards no sound!

I updates some files, installed the NVIDIA driver which works, installed Enemey Territory, and after that no sound. I am not sure which application might have affected the sound to begin with since FC3 doesn't play any log in sounds. Can anyone please help with this?
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