Steam telepítése
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Fordítási probléma jelentése
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.
When windows sound is set to it, even though everything else works fine, more often than not Supreme commander will not start with sound, however if I set my output to the onboard sound (which my headset is still plugged into) Then I get sound every time.
While not so much on my new system, on my older one even with onboard sound, it had issues if set to surround and not stereo.