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In it's day - computers had only one sound device, and didn't go into 'sleep' mode. That's the problem you're having.
A full and proper shutdown (hold Shift key while executing a Shut Down) will correct the issue, as this forces the audio hardware to fully reset. This will allow the game to talk to it properly again.
Uninstalling and re-installing will never fix this issue, and it's not FAF - it's just the way the original game talks to the audio hardware.