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Sound Card Seems to be AWOL

Greetings:

I had to do a " system recover " and after all was completed, I now find that my speakers don't work, I have no sound in my headphones and the mic I use is not responding at all. Can anyone lend a hand ?

Joe

  • mr radio Apr 26, 2008

    HP PAVILION a818n....I have a Behringer 4 channel sound board and the entire set up is plugged in to the tower using a USB codex....times like these that I wonder why I didn't take those tech courses....



    thankshttp://www.fixya.com/users/hellanice for you continued support. once we get this resolved, I 'll have you on the air with me here ( www.tgamm.com )



    All the best



    joe

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