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Yushi
15 years ago
Well i've gone through the re-installation using this method (there's a bit more but i didn't post it)

Spoiler:
Choose Start > Control Panel > Add hardware. Click †˜Next’.

Choose 'Yes, I have already connected the hardware', then click †˜Next’.

Choose 'Add a new hardware device' (at the bottom of the list) and click †˜Next’.

Choose 'Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)', and click †˜Next’.

Select 'Sound, video and game controllers' and click †˜Next’.

Select '(Standard system devices)' and click 'Have Disk'.

Click 'Browse' when you get the 'Install From Disk' dialog box and open the C:\Windows\System32 folder.

In here you will find the mmdriver.inf file. Select it and click †˜Open’.

Click 'OK' in the 'Install From Disk' dialog box.

If you see a warning about logo compatibility, just click 'Continue Anyway'.
Which didn't work. I'm trying to play ''Heart Da Roommate''. So this ADPCM codec is all new to me. If you got anything that could fix it. Please let me know
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Josephcheck
15 years ago
Mmm, that's some ancient noise you're going for. xD

Anyways, I found the guide which you quoted and there was more on the directions listed.

Now you should see a list of audio codec’s. Amongst it you should find Microsoft ADPCM Audio Codec and IMA ADPCM Audio Codec (the two that I was missing) and many others. You can install what you require from here.

You need to install them one by one so select each in turn and click †˜Next’. This should re-install the codec (for the IMA ADPCM you will need your Windows XP CD, and for both you will need to restart your computer before the codec works). Repeat the procedure for each codec for which you need support

If you are asked for a .dll file with the IMA codec, use the one in the system32 folder.


Did you do verify that? :s
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