I'd like to share some info, which I have posted before, but is worth 
repeating, with regards  to losing sound.

Firstly, with regards to the  ding sound which is generated by the windows 
operating system.
I some times lose sound after hearing the ding sound.
This happens in explorer, Firefox, internet explorer, wordpad, notepad, outlook 
express, and thunderbird.
My solution:
I unplug the usb connection for my headset, and WE7.2 starts speaking via my 
external speakers.  I then replug my usb headset and everything is back to 
normal.
In this case, windows lost sound to my headset, which is a known bug to all 
windows operating systems.
Now, another known bug for all windows operating systems is that keyboard stops 
functioning.
I use a wireless keyboard, and when I lose sound, I hit windows key on my usb 
keyboard and sometimes my sound is back.

In this case, my wireless keyboard stopped functioning.
Now, sometimes the usb keyboard is not responding either.
In this case, I unplug the usb keyboard and wait for a ding sound, and then I 
replug the usb keyboard, and this sometimes does the trick, and keyboard is 
working again.
However, sometimes the lost of sound is caused by a WE7.2 crash.
In this case, I use a batch file to unload all three gwmicro programs, and 
restart WE7.2, and I am back to normal.
However, sometimes after restarting WE7.2 after closing it using the batch 
file, nothing works on the keyboard, except control alt delete, and nothing in 
that menu works except shutdown, which is the icon on the lower right.
Good luck to all.
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Manny
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Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2010 12:00:04 -0400
From: [email protected]
Subject: RE: WE7.2 on windows 7 64 bit machine and loss of speech.
To: [email protected]; [email protected]

Will have to check it out.  Usually, like I said it is in outlook and the sound 
I am most interested in his the speech, but you raise an excellent point.

 

Thank you for your response

From: Chris Hill [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2010 11:34 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: WE7.2 on windows 7 64 bit machine and loss of speech.

 

Is it just speech you're losing, or are you losing all sound along with
it.  These are quite different problems, one is something to do with
window-eyes, the other is a sound driver/microsoft problem.



On 10/24/2010 09:44, Heidi wrote:
> I know other folks have talked about this before.
>
> I have been losing speech usually when I am in outlook. It has happened
> once a day for the past several days. I try several things including
> reinitializing window eyes, shutting down window eyes, try redrawing the
> screen and then when I have no success with that, I reboot the computer.
> I went to reboot today, and it started speaking again but then shortly
> after stopped speaking and I needed to reboot.
>
> I am not sure why this is happening and am wondering if others have had
> success in dealing with this issue without rebooting?
>
> Please do tell!
>
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