alankendall wrote:Thanks for your prompt response.
The command used is sndvol32.exe /r
My operating system is XP home.
That's the correct command for an XP computer so it's difficult to know what might be wrong.
It may be that there's a problem with your XP installation. Or it may be that you've installed a soundcard that overrides the XP defaults.
If you go into the Windows Control Panel, you should be able to get to the volume controls by selecting, 'Sounds Speech and Audio Devices' and then selecting, 'Adjust the System Volume'. Then select the 'Audio' tab and click the 'Volume' button under 'Sound Recording'.
If this works, try selecting the 'Run...' option on the Windows Start Menu and then entering the command:
sndvol32.exe /r
This should also launch the recording volume controls.
These tests should help to isolate where the problem lies.