No Audio from DVD's in Media Center

I have a m7250n HP Media Center and when I play DVD's in Windows Media Center I don't get any sound. I know it's not a hardware issue because I can hear the sound from any other media (like the TV) in Media Center. I can also hear the sound from both DVD drives if I use a different DVD player like Intervideo Win DVD. HELP, this is rendering my Media center useless...

Did this just start happening? Did you make any changes to your computer before it occurred (such as install software or hardware)?
Are you sure there is "no sound"? If you turn the volume WAY up do you hear anything, even faint sound?
If you plug in headphones, can you hear sound in them?
You may also want to go to www.windowsupdate.com and see if there are any updates for your PC.
Message Edited by Bill_Hicks on 02-12-2009 11:03 AM
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