Windows 10 – Audio Troubleshooting Tips. Run “mmsys.cpl” in your search.

Thanks, I know that and I did all that. Even restored file with SFC but it still does not open and the Icons are not in the Control Panel.

Is the file 'Mmsys.cpl' a. Specifically located in the Windows System folder (provided the name of your foler is Windows)? Is the properties for the 'Mmsys.cpl'file similar to: Size = 420,864 bytes and version 4.03.1998 2. In my opinion, when you attempt to activate an.CPL file by typing the name in the Open box of the Run dialog box, you may receive the following error message: This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action.

Create an association in My Computer by clicking View and then clicking Folder Options. In my opinion, a user has two options to ascertain whether a *.CPL file is missing or corrupt: a.

Use the Windows Find function (click Start, Find, File or Folders, fill in the top box with the information necessary to find a file (in this case we are concerned about *.cpl). Click the down-arrow, select Windows (or whatever is comparable to where you have Windows installed), ensure the bottom check box includes its checkmark, and then press the Find Now button. See more on MSDN. Note: Once the found files are listed in the open section at the bottom, use the mouse and down-arrow to find the file 'Mmsys.cpl'. Mouse double-click this file name and the Multimedia applet normally rendered from the Control Panel will be displayed. To use the process described in paragraph #1 above to render a Control Panel applet for a resident '*.CPL', which is available and is not corrupted, users can activate the applet by typing the following information in that box and then by either clicking the OK button or pressing Enter-- for example the file Mmsys.cpl (and can be accomplished also at the Windows path at the MS-DOS command line), []: control mmsys.cpl 4.

If it is determined a file is corrupted or a file is missing, '.' Supplemental reading: a. I am also curious as to the reported error which I do not believe is completely accurate -- at least there is nothing found exactly on the MSKB: 'RUNDLL error loading mmsys.cpl. One of the library files needed to run this application cannot be found' Pardon ma ACKsent, ah'm frum Austin, Tex_As, USA.its been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway,' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies. Yes the file is 'Mmsys.cpl' listed in the Windows Folder as 'mmsys'. When I checked the properties: Size is 420,864 bytes and Version is 4.03.1998 and it is MMSYS.CPL 2. You are correct that is the error message I got when I tried 'RUN'.