It's possible that it's a Windows problem. To confirm one way or the other
you can boot from a Linux "live CD" (I use knoppix but there are others, just
google "Linux live CD") and see if you have sound. The general idea is to
download a Linux live CD ISO image, burn it to a CD or DVD, and boot from it,
without touching your Windows installation.
--Marcus
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> On Jun 6, 2014, at 7:03 PM, Dave Cavanaugh <cavanadd@frontier.com> wrote:
>
> Last year I assembled a budget tower system from Newegg to replace an aging
HP system with a bad HDD. I would provide a link to the motherboard but for
some reason Newegg won't let me see my 2013 order history. It will show 2012
and 14 just fine but not 2013...
>
> Anyway, the sound quit. The little speaker icon in the lower right hand
corner of the screen (Win 7) has a red and white x on it and when you put the
mouse pointer it says the headphones or speakers are not plugged in, which
they are. I have tried two different sets of speakers through both the front
and rear jacks. I even bought a little USB dongle with speaker and mic jacks
on the front, but that doesn't work, either. Should I get a cheap sound card
and try that? Any other suggestions? This is an inexpensive motherboard with
all the sound, video, etc, all on the main board. This is the first time I
have messed around with computer guts since the old XT/AT days when you got
add-on cards for just about everything.
>
> Another feature is an annoying scan line that goes up across the display
about every two seconds or so. It's not real obvious, but annoying.
>
> And no, I can't find the documentation from the computer stuff. Only that it
was some kind of AMD quad core processor. I can find ALL of the documentation
for the Seequa Chameleon I bought in 1982, but not for the computer I bought
last year...
>
> Thanks
> Dave
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