All Drums Missing From Files In Fl?? Wtf?

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ok i got my lil pre production set up at the crib and i play around wit fl5 on it sometimes to bang out tracks, all of a sudden i go load up some of my tracks and all of the drums are missing, and the sounds are RED instead of grey how they usually are.. all other sounds are still there, (samples, sytrus synths etc.) only the fl stock drums seem to be missing, anybody know what the problem is?
 
I got this info from another site...

"Many people seem to be having problems with some of their audio samples, plugins, VST, DX, and generators not functioning. I had this problem for a while also, in the step sequencer some samples would work; however, others would appear in red and put out no sound. There's a couple common problems that are easily fixed. First you may have deleted the wave samples by mistake. Check your sample folder and make sure all samples are there. The second and more common problem is with audio CODEC installation. Luckily it's easy to reinstall and get everything back up to speed.

Go to the Fruity Loops or FL Studio folder on your hard drive. Next follow this folder path - System --> Installers --> VorbisACM --> In the VorbisACM folder there will be a file called vorbisacm (it might also say Setup Information.) Just right click on vorbisacm and select Install. This will reinstall the proper CODEC that Fruity Loops needs to use certain samples.

You should be able to start up Fruity Loops and use all your samples now. If not you might have to enable the CODEC. To do this go to Control Panel and Double-Click Sounds and Audio Devices. In the top tabs choose Hardware. Then in the device list select Audio Codecs and click Properties. Now in the top tab choose Properties and this will list your CODECS. Find Ogg Vorbis Audio CODEC and right-click it. Choose Properties and make sure "Use this audio CODEC" is selected. Everything should now be ready and you will have full sample access in Fruity Loops."
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