where is the sound recorer in my menu?
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Ususally it's in:\nStart-->All Programs-->Accesories-->Entertainment-->Sound Recorder\n-----\nWonder Person
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Do you have a Real Player installed? This ugly thing takes the control of the sound using the master volume and doesn't adjust the slider for the volume control in the system tray (loudspeaker symbol in the right lower corner).\n\nNever close the Real Player with the loudness slider on minimum.
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Check the speaker volume in Control Panel, Sounds.\n\nOr reinstall the sound software.
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Control panel-Sounds and audio devices-Sounds-Sound scheme-None
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Go to start, control panel, sounds and audio devices. Click on the sounds tab. In the box toward the bottom it lists all the things associated with sounds. The ones with a bell looking thing next to them are on. Just click on the word and then under that click on the little arrow next to the browse button to hear what sound it is.
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Actually Windows Sound Recorder that comes default with Windows and has since like 98 or before you can easily reverse things from the menu in the program. All that aside, don't worry about subliminal messsages, just be a good person.
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I assume you are running XP..\n\n\n1) Click START-> Control Panel -> Sound and Audio Devices\n2) click on the 'sounds' tab.\n3) From there you can select the event and assign a WAV \n   to that event. =)
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There should be a number on your sound card. Search by putting drivers for EO3S78524 sound card then you should be able to find them.
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If you are using Microsoft Windows XP Professional, then\nGoto Control Panel\nClick Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices\nOn Pick a task, click Adjust the system volume\nClick on the checkmark Place volume icon in the taskbar\nClick ok\nClose the Control Panel
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It's usually under Options under sounds and notifications. or something like that\nmaybe Preferences
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Start Menu > Programs > Accessories > Entertainment > Volume Control  There may also be a speaker icon in the toolbar next to you messenger icons, if you have any messengers.
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that's an automatic thing.  go to control panel>>sounds and audio devices>>go to the sounds tab>>scroll down until you see "start navigation">>and set that sound to nothing.  If you like that clicking sound whenever you are still browsing through folders, then you can download Mozilla Firefox.  That gets rid of the sound alltogether.  and its free\n\nwww.mozilla.com
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1- Go to your control panel\n2- Locate the Sounds and Multimedia icon, double click it\n3- under the Sounds tab, you will find a long list of sound events that you can click and change sounds associated to them from the bottom name drop down menu\n4- Before committing to a sound you can hear a preview by clicking the Play right arrow button beside it, \n5- click OK when you are done\n\nAmong those sound events are those related to maximizing your window, dragging, opening a program... etc which you can change or disable upon your wish.
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Insert->Movies and Sounds->Sound from file\n\nThen, when it asked if I wanted to automatically play it, and I said yes.\n\nIf you need to, right click the sound icon and go to Properties and make sure the Object Action is Play.
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If u hate that stupid sound comin...Go to control panel>sounds and choose no sounds profile and press Ok....
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Here was his answer:\nNot sure but try control panel > sounds and audio devices > sounds tab > then select start navigation at the bottom.\n \nI'm on Xp, might be different on Win2k\n\nThere will be a sound horn before "start navigation"...Remove that.\n\nHope that helps.\nI had that problem and I will email my friend and tell you exactly how to get rid of it when he responds.\n\nI'm pretty sure it happened to me when I first installed Windows 98.  It will be in the windows help system.  Probably under "advanced"...you'll have to uncheck a box that says something like "no sound when you change page with your mouse."\n\n\n'Check this out till I get answer.\nTo use an audible click\n\nOpen On-Screen Keyboard.\nOn the Settings menu, choose Use Click Sound. \n Notes\n\nTo open On-Screen Keyboard, click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to Accessibility, and then click On-Screen Keyboard.\nThe audible click sound is heard when the character selected appears in the program being used. \nThe application window in which you want to type must be active while you are using On-Screen Keyboard.\nRelated Topics
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Do you mean windows???\nclick on start>control panel>Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices>change sound scheme\nclick on soubnds tab. in the box, look for windows start up click on it. then at the bottem it will show what the sound is called. click browse and open ur sound file and it will play it everytime u log on. if u need to record ur voice use windows voice reocrder it in start>all programs>accesories>entertainmetn