[pchelpers] Sound and my redundant post
- From: "Louis M Hall" <lhall1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 09:51:04 -0500
There are several places where a volume switch is located. I am using XP
now, but your
operating system should be similar.
On the system bar along the bottom of most computer screens you will
probably find what
appears to be a speaker. If I left click on it an icon appears where I can
move the volume up or down. If I right click on it, I get a rectangular
button that covers two topics, one that covers the audio of many of the
sound devices such as microphone, CD, midi files, wav files, etc. There is a
mute button and a volume switch for all of the above. Behind the same
rectangular button, I find, Adjust Audio Properties which contains a number
of items concerning volume, audio properties etc.
Then you can go to start, control panel and then click on Sound and Audio
Properties which will take you to the same place as Adjust Audio Properties
above. In all of these places make sure the volume is high and that mute is
not clicked.
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