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I can make and receive calls, but I cannot hear anything.

For incoming calls: the phone rings normally, I answer, phone says connected; caller can hear me, I hear nothing but silence.

For outgoing calls: Phone dials and connects if answered-- but I hear nothing, not even ringing. If answering, the person I called can hear me saying "hello? Hellooo? HELLOOO?"

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Check Windows Sound mixer for application volume. Down in system tray at right side of taskbar double click sound icon for XP or click sound icon once and click Mixer for Vista. Look through volume settings for your phone application. Make sure it is not muted and volume is up.

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