its a toshiba and i have window xp i just installed i tunes.  i also checked everything i can think of and nothing is muted.
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If all of the above suggestions don't help check if the CD you  would like to listen to is crippled. The music industry did experiment with different technologies to make copying of music CDs impossible. One way to achieve this is by not following the CD standards and adding certain faults on purpose. These faults are corrected by most CD players but not by CD ROMs in PCs.
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Check if your sound card/chip driver is enabled.\n\nNext check if your speaker volume control is set to mute/set to 0 in the control panel under sound, speakers.\n\nIf all else fails send in for servicing.
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Makre sure the speakers are plugged into the back of the computer.    Double click on the little speaker Icon in the bottom right of your screen.  make sure there is nothing muted, and then try a different CD. . .
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it may be of windowns problem.try reinstalling windows check the speaker is connected
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Assuming that your speakers are on, and that you're not on mute, I have one suggestion for you......\n\nSometimes when I'm watching a video, I'll turn the volume on the video player down.....and if I forget to turn it back up, that same thing happens to me. Call up your player and turn the volume to "max". I bet that will give you your sound.
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1. make sure your mic is working, try it with a stereo\n2. mic is plug in the right socket\n3. the recording volume of the respective socket (line-in or mic) is not mute or put to zero\n4. the speakers are working in playback\n5. your sound card driver is working properly, it show no warning in device manager(hardware tab in xp) under properity of my computer.
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First thing to check is that you didn't hit the mute button on your keyboard (if it has one)\n\nSecond thing, click on the little speaker icon on your system tray, and see if the "mute" button is clicked in any of the options.\n\nThird, check all connections with the speakers, if all seems well, try plugging the speakers in to something else to see if they're functional.  Also try plugging in some earphones to check the speaker plug.\n\nTry reinstalling the drivers, as well.
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start-->programs-->Accesories-->Entertainment-->Volume Control..\ncheck whether itz mute ?\nelse ya gotta load de drivers
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if you have a mac,no help, but for pc, got to control panel, click on sound,speech,and audio devices.click on adjust the sysytem volume and see, put it where you want and see if it works then, if not check sound and audio devices,click on volume and make sure its not on mute,then,click on hardware and make sure your speakers match whats highlighted. if it doesnt work, talk to your system provider and ask for some help.
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-> Check the Sound Card Drivers\n-> Check Volume Control\n-> Try using other speaker/head phone if it prob with comp or speaker
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Is the noise still there you may have something running in the back ground. Shut down and reboot. If noise is still there call tech support.
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I would reinstall your audio driver. If you have Windows XP, you can type 'dxdiag' in 'run', for more information.
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You're going to slap me for suggesting it, but check the following first:\n\n1. Go to the control panel, check sound.  Is it muted?  Is anything muted?\n2. Double check that the speaker is in the correct port, and not going through another device (speaker/headset splitter, etc) first.\n3. Make sure the card is seated properly.\n\nOnce you've done these, go to the control panel, then system, then hardware, then device manager and make sure the computer knows the card is present and installed.  Make sure it thinks it's running.\n\nGood luck.
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there is one more thing you can try before doing anything else if you have not yet.All programs entertainment, volume control make sure to uncheck the mute boxes. check for any mute button on the key board. Make sure the speakers are plugged in. Do not use any two devices at the same time.Now one other thing is if your sound system is integrated on the motherboard go to the motherboard manufacture web site and get the right drivers. Good luck
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Plug in your speakers.  :-P\n\nRecheck all your settings, make sure nothing is muted.  Also make sure your sound card, if you have one, is installed properly and functioning.
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In the speaker in your taskbar no Mute are checked ?\nOr you've plugged the headset in the good place on your computer ? \nOr you've got more than one sound card and plugged in the wrong one ? \n\nIn general sound cards got 3 places to plug things, one out and two ins so take care to plug the good place...
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Okay..\nletz start from "A".\n\nCheck if you have connected the speakers properly. \n\nIf you have connected the speakers properly, ensure that you have switched on the speakers. \n\nIf all these have been done, check if you have reduced the speaker volume to 'Zero'. \n\nIf this is also in tact, letz come back to your comp:.ensure that you have not disabled the sound in your comp. If you are using an onboard card, and you are running on windows, a speaker icon will be displayed in the system tray to the left of the clock. Ensure that there is no red cross mark on the icon. Anyways, double click on the icon and here opens a new settings box. verify the settings and uncheck all the "MUTE" tick boxes and drag the equalizers to the top. Play the music and check if you are getting enough. If it is still there in the pole, take out your audio driver CD and go ahead with a fresh installation. You can confirm the functionality of your sound card by Right clicking on the My Computer icon, goin down to the properties and device manager. Check if there is an yellow astrick on the sound card. If yes, no issues... try a fresh installation.. your comp is gonna sing...\n\nn IF THIS DOENT WORK, CONTACT YOUR VENDOR AND ORDER A FRESH SOUND CARD..\n\nI RECOMMENT CREATIVE PLATINUM AUDIGY....\nA...W...E..S..O..M..E...man...itz gonna be a feast for your ears..\n\ngud luck..