Re: new developments in nats hearing loss

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I ran into this and found that it was the windows sounds were being
routed to the wav input. I loaded new drivers and I think that solved
the problem. Try sound recorder under programs,accessories,multimedia
and see what happens. Get that working first and then get NS going
again.


Robert Poormon wrote:
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> Now the speech bar is solid red when there is no sound, and alternately
> flashing red and yellow like disco lights for no reason, no dictation or
> background noise is occuring. Mouse executed commands are sluggish as well.
> I feel like I'm having a nat melt down.
>
> Trout


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