When I opened the message, I found that Jim McQueeney had written:
> In WinXP, select "Sounds and Audio devices." On the Volume panel, there is a
> selection box for "Place volume icon in the taskbar," put a check mark in the
> box. While you are there look through the various settings on each of the
> panels
> to see if anything appears to be amiss.
When I click on it I get an error message that the Volume Control
Program has not been installed and to go to the Control Panel to
install it.
Will I need my WinXP disk to install it? That'll be a problem
since we moved six months ago and it'll be three years before we
get everything back in order <smile>. XP came on this machine
and the disc is probably still in the box it came in out in one of my
garages.
I can get a replacement disk, can't I? Isn't that what some of the
recent thread was about?
Maybe that's the problem, yes?
Thanks,
Jim
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