My computer xp not come sound volme icon, what i do

A make, model... (etc.) would prove
EXTREMELY helpful in producing a
SPECIFIC answer... (but alas)...

Most high end microphones have pre-amp and amplifier requirements to make them work...

For Example ... On your PC if you go to your
sound/audio icon
you will likely find the VOLUME CONTROLS
in the CONTROL PANEL for EACH device.

INCREASE your volumes there...

Or for discrete amps...
use their volumes...


Carnac the Magnificent

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If you use computer for browsing, this may be useful for you to learn: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=9C3SRvhUMwY

First, check the sound icon on the bottom right corner of the screen and find the sound icon. Double-click it. Is the computer muted? If not...

Did you format your Dell computer recently? If so, do you have the manufacturer's discs that came with the computer? If you did format it, all information on your computer (including the drivers that enable sound) will be erased and you'd have to find/install the driver's again.

>reinstall your Audio device drivers ?

>comments suggestions ratings and violent reactions will greatly be appreciated thank you...

Open this link and install Audio drivers available

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=424678&prodSeriesId=424677&swLang=8&taskId=135&swEnvOID=1093#113165

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Go to: Control Panel > Sound and then a box will pop up. Click on Playback tab and make sure your correct speaker output is selected as the default. Then click Apply button. Then OK. Also, to check your mute/volume button click the speaker icon on your task bar (its next to the little clock in the bottom right of your screen. You might have to click a little arrow that looks like this < to see it. Then just turn up the volme. Also, make sure the speaker cables are plugged in and the power cord as well if they are external speakers.

Go to control panel, -> sound -> sound and audio devices ->sound and audio device properties -> check the first tab for, "place the icon on the task bar".

goto CONTROL PANEL>Sounds & audio Devices(icon). goto VOLUME, far left menu option.Just under VOLME you should see a ICON of a speaker & the name of the audio device\driver. [If you don't u don't have a audio device INSTALLED] Make sure that the MUTE is not checked.,place a check ['place volume icon in the taskbar] ( that is the RIGHT bottom)On the left bottom of the same"volme" click "speaker volume" and raise the volume. GOTO >SOUNDS(sbmenu)>program events(windows>Asterick,Close Prgram,critical Battery Alarm,Critical Stop,Default Beep,etc,etc)
UNDER:: sounds, look & see if a sound is "taged", just to the right there is a "right" arrow that should be BLACK. When you touch the "arrow" the sound that u "taged" should sound.(1st) goto AUDIO >Default device: you HAVE to see some type of "audio device" e.i. Sound Blaster, Conexant AMC ,ABC Bananers,some type of audio device! If not, left click mouse DARK "arrow" down to see if you have some type of adio device\driver.If so chooze it.(2nd) goto VOLUME AND raise the volume.(3rd) Go back to "sounds" & while you click the dark arrow facing right, connect the speaker jack to the back of the "FEMALE" port.Sometimes they are not marked and you could connect to the wrong port.example: mike in instead of speaker out. understand!

If this happens when its not connected to the puter or any input or at any volume then its the capacitors in the power supply are drying up. You need to replace them. Good luck