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Help, cant turn the sound on on my laptop

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carriemac · 18/01/2004 15:04

Can anyone help me please? I turned off the sound on my laptop as the dial up whine was annoying me and now I cant get the sound back on. I followed a mumsnetter'a addvice re turning it off but cant find the thread now
Thanks

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Lisa78 · 18/01/2004 15:26

not a clue carrie, but have you done a search for the old thread? (sorry if thats obvious!)

carriemac · 18/01/2004 16:06

yes lisa but vant find it, I am tearing my hair out as kids computer blew up a week ago and they miss their cd-roms

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Lisa78 · 18/01/2004 16:08

only thing I can think of is to look at your menu bar at the bottom for the volume control - might be a slide thing, and right click on it to enable it again??????????

KatieMac · 18/01/2004 19:39

Is it something simple like on the 'Control Panel' at the 'sounds and Multimedia'? or have you tried that?

carriemac · 19/01/2004 11:33

no i have already checked the volume control, thanks

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zebra · 19/01/2004 11:56

DS manages to turn off the sound on the computer at least once a week; it's gotten to the point I just try everything and suddenly something works.

Not to sound patronising, but Presumably you don't have a mute box clicked somewhere, and you haven't forgotten the dial at the side you physically turn yourself, in addition to the loudspeaker icon in the lower right (assuming this is a Windows' machine...)?

What happens if you reboot?

pupuce · 19/01/2004 12:44

It's not a Powerbook is it???? For me it's key F5

udar · 19/01/2004 13:00

What program do you use to watch the CD-ROMs - if it is media player then there is a secondary volume control on it. There is a click button and a small slider which controls some volume. If this is set to silent even if all your other settings are correct you won't be able to hear anything.

carriemac · 19/01/2004 14:44

Its not the media player volume, i've just checked that. Its a laptop i'm using BTW

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