Volume control in toolbar Steve 5/31/2007 7:42:00 PM Because this is a ridiculous OS, I had to reinstall it. After that, however, I lost basic volume control in my toobar. When I tried to add it, the program wouldn't let me, instead giving me an error message that said "Volume control has not been installed." MS people told me to ask someone else. So two things here: 1) What the hell does it mean by "not been installed?" and 2) How do I rectify this stupidity? Anyone? Please?

Re: Volume control in toolbar Theo <theo[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> 5/31/2007 7:49:52 PM Why don't you help a little by telling us exactly what operating system you have installed? Steve wrote: [Quoted Text] > Because this is a ridiculous OS, I had to reinstall it. After that, however, > I lost basic volume control in my toobar. When I tried to add it, the program > wouldn't let me, instead giving me an error message that said "Volume control > has not been installed." MS people told me to ask someone else. > So two things here: 1) What the hell does it mean by "not been installed?" > and 2) How do I rectify this stupidity? > > Anyone? Please?

Re: Volume control in toolbar Steve 5/31/2007 8:40:01 PM Windows XP Pro 5.1 "Theo" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Why don't you help a little by telling us exactly what > operating system you have installed? > > Steve wrote: > > Because this is a ridiculous OS, I had to reinstall it. After that, however, > > I lost basic volume control in my toobar. When I tried to add it, the program > > wouldn't let me, instead giving me an error message that said "Volume control > > has not been installed." MS people told me to ask someone else. > > So two things here: 1) What the hell does it mean by "not been installed?" > > and 2) How do I rectify this stupidity? > > > > Anyone? Please? >

RE: Volume control in toolbar Rhubarb 6/2/2007 6:20:01 AM "Steve" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Because this is a ridiculous OS, I had to reinstall it. After that, however, > I lost basic volume control in my toobar. snip see this post in XP Basics; volume control won't install missing SndVol32 files\ I had the same problem. Extract the file from the CD and install it into the system files. Just be sure you change the name from sndvol32.ex_ to sndvol32.exe in the system files. OH< Maybe the file name is sndvol64.ex_ in the I386 cab files on the CD...be sure you have the right one.