Customize Windows 7 welcome Voice Message

Would you like this – If your PC welcome you with a simple and custom voice message! If yes! then follow the guidelines just from the bellow. Well, as we know Windows 7 comes with a set of sound scheme packages, which can be easily changed by us from the default sound scheme with the custom one.

How to Customize Windows 7 welcome Voice MessageCopy the following code in a notepad

Dim speaks, speech
speaks=”Welcome Sourav! Welcome back to your computer. Have a nice day”
Set speech=CreateObject(“sapi.spvoice”)
speech.Speak speaks

Change the statement which is highlighted in the image bellow and make your own line of statement

Now Save it as Filename.vbs in the Startup folder of the Windows 7 drive -

C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

NOTE – If you can’t see the AppData folder under your UserName folder, you can make it visible by changing the Folder Options settings.  And note again that – You can save the file with any name but the file should be in .vbs extension.

That is it. You are done! Simply reboot your System to hear the cool welcome message just after the logon sound

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How to troubleshoot device installed error message audio No.

What ever you have received this number of audio device installed error message? If so, then are not alone, as many people receive the same message when you try to upload a video or listen to a music file. Sound on your system is completely rehusada. So why in this case, while the sound card is still in the system?

There are a number of things that can cause this error. Here are some steps you can take to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.

1. Review the BIOS system

If your system comes with an integrated sound, which is the vast majority of computers, you can check the BIOS to verify that all settings are correct. Reboot and enter the BIOS by pressing the F2 key. Once you have verified that the sound card, which must be the name audio AC97, is set to already be activated or auto, if not, set it to one of them. It is important that you don ' t IOL with all other settings that you can have a detrimental effect on your overall functioning systems.

Restart your system and check if the problem has been corrected. If it does, then consider option 2.

2. Open the Device Manager

This can be done by clicking 'start', then 'control panel'. Once there, click on "Printers and other hardware" and then "system" in the sidebar on the left. Once you've loaded 'System properties', you will need to click 'hardware' tab of the menu, then click the "Device Manager" button once you've loaded device manager to check under ' audio, video and game controllers' by clicking on the plus button next to where you see displays a yellow exclamation mark on any audio device, and it is likely that this means that the device is not installed correctly. To resolve this problem, you will need to reinstall the sound card drivers.

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