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Using Sound on Your PC

Solving Problems with Sound

No sound when

If you can't hear any sound at all, try playing one of the sample wave or MIDI files on

your system, as described in

running any

sound, the problem lies with the application you were running or with the file you

applications

were originally trying to play. If the sample files also give no sound, check your

system connections for the following:

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Next, check that the output volume is not set to zero:

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The volume is too low

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Your headset or headphones must not be connected directly to the CD-ROM

drive. They must be connected to the LINE OUT and MIC jacks on the front panel,

or the rear panel. (Refer to the connection information on pages 7 to 9). If your

headset has a volume control, make sure it's turned up to a suitable level.

If you're using an external amplifier or amplified speakers, make sure they are

connected to the LINE OUT jack on the rear panel, and the volume is set to mid

range.

Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 95 users: Display the Volume Control window by

double-clicking the speaker symbol

select Volume Control from within the application). Check the levels for the

overall Volume Control, wave output, and for the particular device you are

playing, for example MIDI. Check also that the device has not been muted—the

Mute checkbox should be clear.

The LINE OUT jack is a low-distortion output that cannot drive (without

amplification) low-impedance devices such as speakers. If you plug low-

impedance devices into the LINE OUT jack, the volume will be low. HP

recommends that you use powered speakers with integrated power supply from

the rear panel, or a headset from the front panel.

Embedded speaker has a lower volume level. HP recommends that you use a

headset or powered speakers to get the maximum out of your PC Workstation's

embedded audio.

English

"Testing Your Audio" on page

in the right corner of the taskbar (or

13. If you then hear