Judging from the title and every other thread on the forum, this is a forum about developing... audio applications... for Vista. This message was apparently lost on at least one person. Can you say, 'hopelessly out of his league'?

The real wtf is that Vista's commitment to insane levels of rights management prompted them to eliminate hardware audio acceleration via DirectX, prompting the very existence of such a forum for the ppl left bewildered and wondering how to leverage openAL or whatever else they have to use now.

Not that openAL isn't a wonderful thing...  I'm just sayin'. 

purge:

Well, you'd think a forum of pro-audio developers would be able to help him restore his audio rather quickly, provided he can follow basic steps. 

The Vicar:

"All may have different answer and majority want Firefox its because it wont windows validation as IE requires. Yes all should have original version only.. But some peoples lack it so the move on to firefox."

Am I the only one who thinks this looks a lot like Google Translate?

I'm starting to think that automatic translation sometimes does more harm than good 

The Vicar:

"All may have different answer and majority want Firefox its because it wont windows validation as IE requires. Yes all should have original version only.. But some peoples lack it so the move on to firefox."

"In this day in age, an internet browser without a popup blocker is like having a broadband connection without a fireball."

yeah .. my router came with Street Fighter II in it

purge:

Well, you'd think a forum of pro-audio developers would be able to help him restore his audio rather quickly, provided he can follow basic steps. 

They could help him... but then they'd have to kill him. 

purge:

Well, you'd think a forum of pro-audio developers would be able to help him restore his audio rather quickly, provided he can follow basic steps. 

Ahh, a forum full of willing and able developers.  Well, one out of two's not bad.

purge:

Well, you'd think a forum of pro-audio developers would be able to help him restore his audio rather quickly, provided he can follow basic steps. 

Yeh, but then he'll just follow them home and their moms will tell them they can't keep him ...

purge:

Well, you'd think a forum of pro-audio developers would be able to help him restore his audio rather quickly, provided he can follow basic steps. 

Well, that leaves one obvious explanation of why they weren't able to help him....

Brother Laz:

Judging from the title and every other thread on the forum, this is a forum about developing... audio applications... for Vista. This message was apparently lost on at least one person. Can you say, 'hopelessly out of his league'?

Man, I hate it when people make useless posts on a forum like they are in a chat room.

"Hi So I accidentally deleted my sound device. :) " "How do I retrieve it or get a new? Someone help lol."

Wow, so much information for somebody to help him with. And since it's not real-time like a chat room, I doubt people will want to sit there for hours extracting information out of him line by line in a succession of monosyballic sms-speak posts.

Another pet peeve is someone who lols at the end of every sentence. Wtf is there to 'lol' about. Does he lol at everything?

"Yeah, I crashed my dad's car lol"

"Uncle Bill fiddled with me when I was a kid lol"

uh huh....

m0ffx:

I marked the recycle bin suggestion as helpful.

And WTF is wrong with the msdn forums on Firefox, every thing I do results in a page saying I successfully logged out...

XIU:

m0ffx:

I marked the recycle bin suggestion as helpful.

And WTF is wrong with the msdn forums on Firefox, every thing I do results in a page saying I successfully logged out...

I've given up on viewing MS pages with FFX.

IEtab ftw.

dhromed:

XIU:

m0ffx:

I marked the recycle bin suggestion as helpful.

And WTF is wrong with the msdn forums on Firefox, every thing I do results in a page saying I successfully logged out...

I've given up on viewing MS pages with FFX.

IEtab ftw.

Hear, hear.

Uses of the IE rendering engine (which I now use IETab for):

 - MCP Member Site, which won't properly log in for me with Firefox

 - Any streaming Windows Media, because the Firefox plugin, while nice that it even exists, is still pretty fricking broken