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          Sound Card not working properly.  It's acting funny!!! It has just now started playing sounds again, but the speaker icon next to the clock in the lower-right corner of the taskbar is not appearing, so there is no way I can adjust my sound.<br>
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          You should make sure that your speakers are turned on and the volume is about half way up or more.  Also, you can go to the Control Panel (Start Menu &gt; Settings &gt; Control Panel &gt; Sounds) and make sure that you have sounds installed to play.  You should check to make sure that your speakers are plugged into the &quot;Output&quot; hole on your tower so that the computer can send the sound to your speakers.
          To get the speaker icon back you need to go to the Control Panel ( The
          same way as above) but this time click Multimedia instead of sounds
          click the Audio Tab, Now check the box that says: Show volume control
          on the taskbar.  Hope this helps! Good Luck!<br>
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          Asked By: Periquito@aol.com<br>
          Date: 7/1/98</p>
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