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The only other thing I have heard mentioned that might work is plugging in a microphone. But that is more of a workaround than a fix.
If you check your compatibility settings they are still set the way I said? Any change if you check run as administrator?
If you check your event viewer does your crash show the faulting module is OLEAUT32.dll?
Well, well, it seems like this as the same effect as any other compatibility mode on my system: None.
as soon as i updated all my drivers to the manufacturers drivers, i no longer needed compatibility modes of any kind to run and my sound works perfectly.
my particular audio drivers were realtek.
i went ahead and updated all my motherboard drivers, and graphics drivers, et al