No sound from system since installing latest iTunes

Since installing the latest iTunes off the internet, not only do I hear no music, but I have no system sounds from the computer or any other programs.
I ran through all the checks to make sure my card and drivers were configured properly and everything checks out.
I have uninstalled iTunes and reloaded it from the disk i got with my Nano, still nothing.
I ran a malware scan with Ewido, still nothing.
I am using Windows XP with SP2 installed.
I would appreciate any help.
Stacy

I have similar problem. Installed iTunes. copied CD songs into my music library successfully, but cannot hear them. After reading this post, I checked and realiZed I cannot hear any sound from my computer. My hard drive is new; maybe I need to change some settings? Can anyone help, please?

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