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your power supply is faulty you will need to replace it. If you recently installed a new hardware it could be you don't have enough power to, either upgrade you power supply or remove the hardware.
You need to unmute the line-in and adjust its level as necessary. Usually you can just double click on the speaker icon in the system tray and the Line In is by default muted and it is on the far right column (depending on your setup). If it is not displayed, click on Options and Properties and put a check mark by Line-in so that it will display.
this issue has been taken up on this forum, with a plethora of solutions. This is a power issue. Easiest solution, unplug the computer, wait 5 minutes, plug it back in, wait 2 minutes, then turn it on. That will fix your problem 90% of the time. If not, here is a bunch of solutions:
does it make some clocking sound when you start your comp? try to reset cmos... pull out power cord, open case of comp, pull out little battery (you can miss it) wait for about 10 seconds, then pull it back in, after that plug in you power cord and start you computer ...
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