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Dec 18 2007   3:29 AM GMT
Daveh7   25 pts.

Windows XP domain user volume disabled


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I have many users on a domain and one user on any computer always finds the volume control disabled in Windows. Other users on same computers have no problem. So far I can't find any fix or article on this topic.

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Last Answered: Dec 18 2007  3:24 PM GMT  by Zorro   30 pts.




Seems silly, but check to see if the user belongs in the same groups as the others who are not having volume issues.
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Daveh7   25 pts.  |   Dec 19 2007  3:33PM GMT

Thanks, yes I did check that previously and a couple more times because that kept bugging me. I have even deleted her user account completely and entered a new one for her thinking it might be some internal UID problem. So far nothing works.

 

Daveh7   25 pts.  |   Dec 21 2007  12:40PM GMT

Y’all can disregard this one. Suddenly I am able to uncheck MUTE which I could not do before, and the volume is now working. Apparently resetting the user account did something after all.