Audio Devices Not Correctly Listed in Dropdown

I am using XP and using FMLE 3.2 and I uninstalled a program that had an audio device associated with it.
Well, that audio device still shows up in the audio dropdown. Even though it's not labeled as the correct audio device I actually have, I have to use it in order to output audio (otherwise, nothing gets outputted).
I've tried clearning the registry and doing a fresh install of FMLE, but it doesn't work.
How do I clean up this entry and have the actual audio device that I have, to be selected and show the audio output?

Try resetting PRAM and SMC.
1. Reset PRAM. http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14222
2. Reset SMC.     http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
    Choose the method for:
    "Resetting SMC on portables with a battery you should not remove on your own".

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Dear Community members and Lenovo...
After uggrading my Lenovo N100 0768 54A from Windows Vista Home premium to Windows 7 Home premium, As some of our friends put up here, audio is not functioning. The mixer shows balancing in sound, the device driver shows, working, but the audio problem is still not resolved even after 3 weeks. I am really fedup with the audio driver installation over three weeks. The drivers tried, are both from lenovo site and realtek site. Still I could not solve the problem.
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Product:
HP Pavilion dv6707us Entertainment Notebook PC
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Product Number: KC323UA#ABA
OS: Windows Vista (32-bit)
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The "Windows Audio Service" is automatically started.
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Hello deburgess7,
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[FINALLY SOLVED] "Audio device not detected by EAX Console/Speaker Setting Panel" Prob

PROBLEM: A message pops up saying "The audio device supported by this application is not detected" when clicking on any Creative Utilities like EAX Console or the Speakers Control Panel.
SOLUTION: After 6 hours of trying out all solution advices/attempts for the problem above, I figured that there are only 2 ways to get rid of this issue.
[color="#ff0000"]st way: Kill your whole system, by doing format C:
[color="#800000">2nd way: Follow this advice from Shag:
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[color="#800000">An installation error causes this problem which in the first instance is addressed by ensuring that you have disabled the onboard audio. If this does not work in the second instance you will need to uninstall the card as follows:
() Uninstall software and drivers either, through control panel or the installation CD
(2) Move the card to PCI slot 3 (if not already there) [VERY IMPORTANT]
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[color="#800000">(3) Manually remove registry entries as follows:
. Delete the files from "\Creative".
2. Delete the following registry node from the registry
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(4) Reinstall the software and drivers.
Eventually I'd like to recommend the Creative Team to put this solution in the FAQ, since I counted at least 20 members in this forum, having the same problem without getting to a solution.
Cheers,
Diabolius

BTW just in case people search for the error message in German:
in German the pop up says:
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Audio device not detected by Creative Audio Control Panel

I cannot get creative audio control panel to work, I keep getting an error message saying the audio device supported by this application is not detected. I have had this problem using xp, vista and now windows 7. It seems to work after a reformat and clean install but will eventuslly stop working again for some reason.
I have read a few posts with people having the same problem but cannot find a solution.
It is getting quite annoying having to reformat all the time just to temporarily?fix this so if anyone can help it would be very much appreciated.
Thanks.

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I also looked at the details of the driver and it shows a whole buch of driver, even two unsigned. Are all these neccesary? Maybe I have to many old drivers conflicting?
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Also the volume mixer seems empty, although it shows the playback device when pointing over the square, I can't select it.
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No sound and audio device not working properly, T61 vista

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All software + drivers regarging the webcam has been completly removed.
System data:
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Audio chip seems to be a Analog Devices 1984
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Really silly bug, but there are times with the T series laptops, specifically the T61s that seem to not project the sound through the speakers and the way to fix it is to just keep hitting the silver volume buttons up by your power button on the actual laptop. This may or may not work for you, but I literally just got done with this on a T61 running a fresh installation of XP. The buttons on the lenovo itself control the direct signal input and do a very poor job with integrating with Windows Vista and XP.
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