hardly any sound
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Check your MASTER control ON the speakers.
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"bud" <budman@nomail.com> wrote in message
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| "Frank knarf_69" <Frank knarf_69@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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| >I have a problem with the sound volume on my p.c.. There is sound but
it is
| > hardly audible (and I am not deaf).
| > - this applies to all the sounds (the software beeps that I don't
need as
| > well as the music from c.d. or internet that I like to hear)
| > - this applies to all programmes (i.e. Real Player as well as
Windows
| > Media
| > Player, MS Office, etc.)
| > - in Volume Control I tested all possible combinations but the
volume
| > varies
| > from zero to hardly audible (but it 'works': mute gives no sound,
100%
| > open
| > the 'loudest' sound)
| > - reinstalling my sound card driver (sis 7012) did not change
anything
| > - there is no problem indicated in any place (driver functions
properly,
| > etc.)
| > - today's virus and spyware scans did not not give any problems
| >
| > I'm working with windows XP professional 5.1.2600
| > Processor AMD Athlon (tm) XP 1800+
| > Audio devices:
| > Sis 7012 Wave v5.5 (wave input, wave output)
| > MPU-401 v5.5 (Mid input, Mid input)
| > Microsoft GS Wavetable SW synth v5.5 (Mid output)
| > Sis 7012 Wave v5.5 (Mixer)
| >
| > Can someone help me?
| > Thanks,
| > Frank
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| Has it ever had good sound? You might need amplified speakers.
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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support (More info?)
Bud/Doug,
Thank you! Using amplified speakers indeed solves the problem (partly at
least: I still need to find a way to get proper sound in my earphones)
Thanks,
Frank
"Doug" wrote:
> Check your MASTER control ON the speakers.
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>
> "bud" <budman@nomail.com> wrote in message
> news4ednQkgE9HO1aLfRVn-gg@comcast.com...
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> | "Frank knarf_69" <Frank knarf_69@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
> | news:066D3F5B-487A-4181-A653-50A7766F64EA@microsoft.com...
> | >I have a problem with the sound volume on my p.c.. There is sound but
> it is
> | > hardly audible (and I am not deaf).
> | > - this applies to all the sounds (the software beeps that I don't
> need as
> | > well as the music from c.d. or internet that I like to hear)
> | > - this applies to all programmes (i.e. Real Player as well as
> Windows
> | > Media
> | > Player, MS Office, etc.)
> | > - in Volume Control I tested all possible combinations but the
> volume
> | > varies
> | > from zero to hardly audible (but it 'works': mute gives no sound,
> 100%
> | > open
> | > the 'loudest' sound)
> | > - reinstalling my sound card driver (sis 7012) did not change
> anything
> | > - there is no problem indicated in any place (driver functions
> properly,
> | > etc.)
> | > - today's virus and spyware scans did not not give any problems
> | >
> | > I'm working with windows XP professional 5.1.2600
> | > Processor AMD Athlon (tm) XP 1800+
> | > Audio devices:
> | > Sis 7012 Wave v5.5 (wave input, wave output)
> | > MPU-401 v5.5 (Mid input, Mid input)
> | > Microsoft GS Wavetable SW synth v5.5 (Mid output)
> | > Sis 7012 Wave v5.5 (Mixer)
> | >
> | > Can someone help me?
> | > Thanks,
> | > Frank
> |
> | Has it ever had good sound? You might need amplified speakers.
> |
> |
>
>
>
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