'[R-COM wrote:thepalerider;1336669']When looking for answers please follow these simple steps.
#1 : Read the red stickys First.
New PR problems are rare so most answers can be found here.
#2. Use the search feature on PRs web site or GOOGLE IT!.
Often the quickest way to find what your looking for when you have an error message.
#3. Please remember to include your basic PC info in your post
You have spent some time trying to help yourself without any luck, so your ready to ask for help:
Please include your basic PC info in your post :
Operating system = XP, Vista etc.
systems specks = cpu/speed, ram installed, video card/video ram on card,type of monitor
network setup = cable, 4 port 10/100/1000 d- link gamers lounge/ wired connection.
And a brief history before and after problem started.
Please describe when your CTD or problem hits and
what you have already tried.
The more info you can give the better your chance of getting a quick answer back.
You don't have to write a book,
but your basic PC info is needed to help you.
Good luck
Not able to use VoIP?
Did you try pressing tab, right click to activate mouse and click manage, then mute and unmute yourself? That seems to work most of the time.
Make sure you have 'mike boost' checked in your windows audio setup.
1. Yes I have checked the stickies, no help.
2. I have scoured the internet/forums of all kind for a solution, nothing that works, hence the thread.
3. PC Specs:
OS-Vista
Graphics-Nvidia 8600
Processor-AMD Phenom x4 64
RAM- 6gb
Monitor-Acer X191W
Network setup- all I know is that it is broadband
4. There was no brief history before the problem, its always existed
5. the Mute/Unmute solution cannot apply to this problem because VOIP will not even enable :/
. I've read somewhere that editing the "Audio.Con" helps, but frankly, i don't know what I'm supposed to do with it. 
