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No Sound? No Problem! –
"Fixing the Audio on your PC"<\/h1>\n

by Bryan Lambert – June 20, 2010<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

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So you power up your Desktop PC<\/font><\/strong><\/a> and you get set to listen to some of your favorite MP3s while surfing the web when you suddenly realize that you have no sound. No Windows® start-up music, no clicks and chime, no nothing. In this Tech Tip<\/font><\/strong><\/a> we’ll take a step by step approach to try to get your sweet sounds working again. While the first few steps may seem basic, you’d be surprised how often "some relative" got into things and did “something” that messed up the sound.<\/p>\n

1)Muted sound\/sound turned down.<\/strong> Check to see if the sound is muted. Simply click on the speaker icon in the system tray and see if the “mute” box is checked. If the mute box is checked – uncheck it. Also, check your computer speakers<\/font><\/strong><\/a>, sometimes they can be muted as well. While checking these, also check your volume levels and turn them up if needed.<\/p>\n