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If you mean theres no sound from your machine, you havent properly installed your soundcard..post your soundcard name and model so that people can help u.
for audio cd's u apparently need a cable running from your cd burner to u r sound card. Best way of getting music from cd's is to rip it as mp3's or ogg vorbis using a ripper and playing it....
And now that I think about it, yes I do have sound, because in addition to the boot-up ditty I also get to hear sounds from animation stuff and assorted web sites.
So, I guess I get no sound from my cdburner, but my sound card does work. This is from a newbie, so I have to disclaim just about everything I say re: my box.
Boy that makes me feel weird.
open the case and look at the card, it should have a name on it. Now, if you have audio then my next question is that, can u play mp3's? If u can then u r card is configured and working properly.
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