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March 28th 07, 04:12 PM
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suddenly no sound
Brand-new computer w/Vista. Sound was working (but not much volume), and
suddenly now it's not. I checked through the control panel and it tells me that the sound card is OK and everything's working -- but no sound. Speakers are plugged in. Any suggestions? 
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March 28th 07, 05:32 PM
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suddenly no sound
I had an issue like that but I didn't have sound period and my issue was the
sound card was set to digitial only output (somewhere in the settings) and my speakers are analog. Also since this is a new computer, you can get warranty support from your vendor. I'd take advantage of that. "GDG" wrote in message ... Brand-new computer w/Vista. Sound was working (but not much volume), and suddenly now it's not. I checked through the control panel and it tells me that the sound card is OK and everything's working -- but no sound. Speakers are plugged in. Any suggestions?
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March 28th 07, 08:14 PM
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suddenly no sound
OK -- Not a bad suggestion, but just as suddenly I'm getting sound through
the speakers again. Go figure. "Steven Wimer" wrote: I had an issue like that but I didn't have sound period and my issue was the sound card was set to digitial only output (somewhere in the settings) and my speakers are analog. Also since this is a new computer, you can get warranty support from your vendor. I'd take advantage of that. "GDG" wrote in message ... Brand-new computer w/Vista. Sound was working (but not much volume), and suddenly now it's not. I checked through the control panel and it tells me that the sound card is OK and everything's working -- but no sound. Speakers are plugged in. Any suggestions?
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