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Had the same issue - the workaround is:
rightclick on your sound symbol on the right bottom, click on playback devices, properties of the one you're using, click on the advanced tab and choose the lowest sound quality available.
after you're done playing the game, set it back to normal
Thanks for your help by the way
Once you make the settings change, you shouldn't have to do it again.
This was an issue for me using my onboard RealTek HD Audio. I originally had my audio quality settings set to the max, but i dumbed it down to CD quality and the game works fine.
You can modify your settings by double clicking the orange speaker icon by your clock in the bottom right corner>default format tab. Alternatively, you can go through control panel>hardware and sound>manage audio devices> (click your audio play back device, probably Speakers)> Properties button>Advanced tab> then change default format. For me 24 bit, 44100 Hz worked.
Thanks :)
What kind of video card hardware are all of you running.