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   From: rcpj@panix.com (Pierre Jelenc)   
      
   KO Myung-Hun   writes:   
   >    
   > How about re-installing an audio driver ?   
      
   I guess, but I have no idea where the current one comes from.   
      
   > And I've found the article which says the same problem as you.   
   > They fixed the problem using 'checkini'.   
      
   That's not the same as mine: I don't usually run FireFox (I prefer    
   SeaMonkey), the problem exists right after a fresh reboot, and I do clean    
   my INI files regularly with both checkini and Unimaint. There have been no    
   changes of hardware, no changes to config.sys and no changes to any    
   program that is run from the startup folder.   
      
   Pierre   
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