Vista - duh...and help!!!

larrylintz · 09-23-2008

Hi. I've had a Logitech headset for a year now, has worked great, but this morning while dealing with a capacity problem I started removing programs I didn't think i needed, and I think I must have removed the logitech software that came with this headset because I can no longer hear anything in my headset.

Now I can't find the disc. How do i fix this. If it isn't already apparent, I know zilch about technology and tend to just plug things in, install discs, click yes when asked, and hope for the best.

anyone?

**Lukepker** · 09-23-2008

Try seatching for drivers on the internet
google is our freind

**dmex** · 09-23-2008

Quote: Originally Posted by larrylintz

Hi. I've had a Logitech headset for a year now, has worked great, but this morning while dealing with a capacity problem I started removing programs I didn't think i needed, and I think I must have removed the logitech software that came with this headset because I can no longer hear anything in my headset.

Now I can't find the disc. How do i fix this. If it isn't already apparent, I know zilch about technology and tend to just plug things in, install discs, click yes when asked, and hope for the best.

anyone?

Hi Larry,

You can download the logitec headset software you need from here

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/su...ads/downloads/

Steven

larrylintz · 09-23-2008

thanks, you guys are awesome. I googled something that may or may not have fixed it (it's fixed, though I was mucking about with defaults that weren't set to logitech any more) but I will save that link in case I delve into areas beyond my capability once more.

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larrylintz vista home premium 32bit 2 posts	duh...and help!!! Hi. I've had a Logitech headset for a year now, has worked great, but this morning while dealing with a capacity problem I started removing programs I didn't think i needed, and I think I must have removed the logitech software that came with this headset because I can no longer hear anything in my headset. Now I can't find the disc. How do i fix this. If it isn't already apparent, I know zilch about technology and tend to just plug things in, install discs, click yes when asked, and hope for the best. anyone?
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09-23-2008	#2 (permalink)
Lukepker Vista Ultimate 32 66 posts	Re: duh...and help!!! Try seatching for drivers on the internet google is our freind
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09-23-2008	#3 (permalink)
dmex Windows Vista™ Ultimate 2,631 posts	Re: duh...and help!!! Quote: Originally Posted by larrylintz Hi. I've had a Logitech headset for a year now, has worked great, but this morning while dealing with a capacity problem I started removing programs I didn't think i needed, and I think I must have removed the logitech software that came with this headset because I can no longer hear anything in my headset. Now I can't find the disc. How do i fix this. If it isn't already apparent, I know zilch about technology and tend to just plug things in, install discs, click yes when asked, and hope for the best. anyone? Hi Larry, You can download the logitec headset software you need from here http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/su...ads/downloads/ Steven
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09-23-2008	#4 (permalink)
larrylintz vista home premium 32bit 2 posts	Re: duh...and help!!! thanks, you guys are awesome. I googled something that may or may not have fixed it (it's fixed, though I was mucking about with defaults that weren't set to logitech any more) but I will save that link in case I delve into areas beyond my capability once more.
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