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I think you've manipulated a registry setting indirectly. If you have a restore point before making these changes, you can perform a restore

(06-12-2017, 06:51 AM)Partha Wrote: [ -> ]I think you've manipulated a registry setting indirectly. If you have a restore point before making these changes, you can perform a restore

The Restore point was deleted, however I do have a backup of the registry from 10/2/2017. If I'm not wrong that's before the sound disappeared. Is there any program that can compare 2 regitry exports?

(06-28-2017, 04:34 PM)DAM135 Wrote: [ -> ]The Restore point was deleted, however I do have a backup of the registry from 10/2/2017. If I'm not wrong that's before the sound disappeared. Is there any program that can compare 2 regitry exports?

Sorry for the delayed reply. Although there are means to compare registry exports, I would suggest a clean install of your Windows.

You could do a repair install...

Brian Did a Video on it:

I have found the cause of this problems: my hard drive was nearly full. I discovered it after uninstalling a bunch of unnecessary programs to gain my free space back. Now it plays normally on every non-forced restart or cold boot. Thanks everyone that tried to help me.

Hmmm Never would have thought one would have anything to do with the other.

Glad you got it sorted. Thread closed.