I deleted my some stuff off my computer and

Wow! Well on that I think your only solution to reload the operating system with your cd that came with the computer. You can't log in with the way it sounds. That will be the simple way. You will not be able to save your stuff that is on the computer.

All you say is there is no volume. I will have to assume that the sound card is actually "seen" by the system. If it is in the device manager and it is shown as working, there are three things that can be wrong: Your volume can be turned really low. The speakers can be muted (will show up as muted in the sound setup in the control panel). The speakers can be bad. Unfortunately, this will require dissassembly of the computer.
Check the easy stuff first. Also, check the sound jack on the side of the computer with either external speakers or a headset. If you have checked everything else and the headset works, then the speakers are bad or disconnected.

Marc,

Unfortunately, this is the way that IMAP works for Outlook. I get the same results with all my Gmail accounts that talk to Outlook. We both just need to be extra careful when deleting stuff from our Gmail accounts.

it depends on whether you sync your phone to a pc on a regular basis and backup your data. Unlike a computer which you can just restore to a previous date and be able to access uncorrupted or deleted data, I believe a cellphone deletes any information that you physically delete. I had a MDA Vario and there was a trashbin where you could access deleted stuff if you hadn't emptied trash, but if you don't have this on the android, i dont think you can access that info if theres no backup that you initiated on a computer.

Unfortunately no, once the recycle bin is deleted, it removes the files entirely. If the files are very important to you, there's a small chance that they could still be retrieved, but you would have to seek assistance from a Data Recovery service specialist in your area. There are some programs out there that you could purchase as well, that may be able to recover deleted files as well, and would be much cheaper than a data recovery service would, but there's also no guarantee through either of those methods if the results would be successful. My only suggestion at this point, if you want to increase the chances of the data being recovered, is to try and keep your computer as unused as possible, don't add or remove files, don't put stuff in the recycle bin. The reason I say this, is that files, even after their deleted, may leave remnant information behind on the hard drive platters themselves, and if you overwrite those specific sectors with more information, the leftovers usually get written over as well, thus being lost for good. Hope this helps!

well once you've formatted your mcard that's mean ALL your stuff is GONE FOR GOOD! There might be a software but cost alot of money(<$200). Unfortunately there's no free software capable to recover stuff.

Your son probably deleted the drivers for your speakers. try search on the internet for the speakers you have and see if you can download them. If this does not work let me know. There are other thing we can try.

Hi, your problem sounds more complicated of what is, only you must reinstall the operating system with the discs of recovery and I list, you have neither to modify record nor know this where located neither the virus nor nothing of it, only it reinstall the equipment and ready. : )

Sounds like you took out some drivers or other sound devices. Id recommend doing a sysytem restore from right before you started deleting "stuff". click on the start button, go to accesories, system tools, and down to system restore, click on it. A wizard should ask you to restore from a earlier time, pick the date before you deleted files and that should do it. Next time Id recommend backing up important system files before you start deleting programs and files :)

Hello!

You should tell the model of your acer or the sound card on it so that i can serach it for you. However you can search it by your own by simply going to the acer website and then search the model of your laptop and the go to the support and downloads.

http://www.acer.com.ph/ or selet your location and search your model.

may this help. melnavz