Lost sound

Plato, <|@|.| regurgitated:

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!! No doubt you're asking that fuckwitted question
because you can't plagiarise another person's look-see, hey?

BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!! You fucking useless cunt.

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Red Hat, Fedora, SuSE and Mandrake are for n00bs.

Plato,

Did not check them for sound. Just checked to see that they were on and
connected. Will test his speakers for sound on my PC. Thanks.

Phil

...

How did you test the speakers? As you cant test them on a pc with no
sound.

Volume control on speakers (hardware) turned up? Been to Control Panel
/ Sounds and Audio Devices / Speaker Settings / Advanced button on
bottom of window,

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| My neighbor recently lost the sound in his PC. He was advised it
was his
| sound card so he bought a new one and installed it. Same problem with
the
| new sound card.
| Card is Sound Blaster Live 24 Bit Model SB0410. His old sound card
was a
| Sound Blaster Live Model CT4870.
|
| I have checked all the volume controls and speakers. Look ok to me.
Any
| help appreciated. Thanks.
|
| Gateway PIII, 1GB, 512K
| Windows XPSP2 Home
|
| Phil B.
|
|

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ok this may sound daft---the speakers are probably powered-if it is a sudden
loss are they turned on?
However i have had some problems with the creative cards, have you checked
device manager to see if there is a problem?---did you remove the drivers
and software for the first card before you installed the new?---have you
been to the creative site to get the latest software and drivers?--have you
tried the card in another machine ?

just some thoughts--others will be along

timberwolf