December 9th, 2011 
Paretologic OK so i was deleting some programs from my computer i accidentally deleted soundmax and Now i have NO SOUND coming from my speakers!! i already tryed the same websites for example:
www.Paretologic.com/sound-drivers
DriverFinderPro.com
Soundmax-Audio.DriverWhiz.com
www.Paretologic.com/sound-drivers
But they all ask me to do a ” FREE SCAN” then they tell me how many bad stuff my computer has BUT then it tells me that in order to fix them i have to buy some cd and crap! its driving me crazy not being able to hear anything!!!!!!PLS can someone just help me! Lol
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What computer do you have? If its a dell you can easily go to dell.com and find the drivers right there under support.
by: n4vjot
on: 15th April 10
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What computer do you have? If its a dell you can easily go to dell.com and find the drivers right there under support.
try booting in safe mode (just hit f8 repeatedly while turning on select safe mode)
Try a system restore to before you uninstalled soundmax.
If the drivers are not working your sound card may be damaged
since you can get a free scan…find out which drive is missing and then go to softpedia.com, in the drivers section and search for it
It could be in your Recycle Bin if you were fortunate enough to delete it to there. If you didn’t delete it there, you may have to buy a sound program, or you could check CNET and see if they have anything that will work and is free.
Don’t waste your time on those driver sites. Go to your Mfg. support site(Dell, HP, etc.) and download the exact driver you need. First try System Restore though.
This also happened to me. Basically what you do;
Click on the start menu and then control panel. If you classic view click on Add hardware the second one. If you have catagory view I am not sure how to fix it but in your left hand side click on classic view. Then click next. After that click the second option. I am not sure if it restarts by itself if it doesn’t restart then possible sound must come out. try to listen to a song to test your sound.
Hope this worked and helped