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SNDVOL32 /R INSTALL
Windows says I need to install sndvol32.exe by going to the control panel add programs, but it is not available there under accessories or. Apparently I am missing the volume control system files. My soundcard is Creative Labs soundblaster. If this file is missing, it is likely other Windows related files are also missing, we suggest re-installing Windows to make sure your issue is correctly resolved. Going crazy here.I have no volume control available. Where can I download sndvol32.exe?īecause the sndvol32.exe file is a Windows Operating System file it is not recommend you download this file from any website. If this does not help try one of the other Computer Hope online help suggestions. If this does not resolve your issue or you have not installed any program recently try recovering Windows back to a earlier copy. If you've recently been getting errors with sndvol32.exe it's recommend you unisntall or re-install any programs recently that may have generated this error. Doing so could cause errors or Windows to stop working. The sndvol32.exe process is part of Microsoft Windows and should not be deleted or prevented from loading each time Windows loads. How do I prevent sndvol32.exe from loading?
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This sndvol32.exe file is safe and should not be considered threat to your computer. Microsoft Windows Sound Volume control that should be located in the C:\Windows\System32 directory.