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05-03-2002, 12:46 AM
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no sound out
all of a sudden there is no sound output from my computer. it was working fine for years, everything looks ok. just no sound output from the back 1/8 pin plug outputs. is there a way to reconfigure or check the sound card. when i run the sound test in systems help i get no sound either.
 
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05-03-2002, 01:31 AM
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Hello clive,
Welcome to  Forums!Do you have external speakers, or integrated into your monitor? Does a headset work? Have you right clicked on the speaker icon in your system tray and looked to see if anything might be muted? Do you have a separate sound card, or is your sound on board? ------------------ May all your dealings in life be win/win! Whyzman ---------------------- Reserved for Punishing Humor...A Pessimist's blood is always B-negative!
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05-08-2002, 06:31 AM
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Hello clive
If you haven't changed your hardware or software and you believe this is an unfortunate configuration change rather than faulty hardware then: 1. Re-Boot, blip F8 to get to your Startup Menu, select "Command Prompt only" and at the DOS prompt enter "scanreg /restore". 2. Select a Registry Backup from the first boot on the day the problem was introduced, or else the day before. If this problem is caused by a configuration change this will undo it. If it does not undo it; then it's not caused by a configuration change and you should look for other possible causes.
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