can i increase the volume of my laptop more than its capacity?
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If you have tried all the above and still cant get it done, try getting new speakers that can be attached to the laptop. But if your sound card doesnt amplify well enough, this output wont be great either. In this case, you might want to upgrade your sound card. A cost effective option would be to get a USB Sound Card, which is fully plug-n'-Play. Visit \n\nhttp://www.turtlebeach.com/site/products/audioadvantage/\nhttp://www.laptops4me.com/product_info.php/products_id/2378\n\nfor samples.
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Get a faster CD drive or processor and maybe more RAM.
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if u click on start - control panel, and double click on sound and audio devices, on the window there will be a little tick at the bottom saying show volume control (or something of that sort) make sure that's ticked, and it should pop back on
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if you want that file to grt less space on your HDD from lets say 4 MB to 2 MB you can lower its quality but if you want to make it shorter , and this makes me think of the time it plays you can use an audio editor http://audacity.sourceforge.net/  , this one is free and safe
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check ur audio connector. if this does not solve it use your control panel. click on START/CONTROL PANEL/AUDIO DEVIECS, SOUND,AND SPEECH/ADJUST THE SYSTEM VOLUME . This solution is for those using Windows XP. But those using other windows edition should try START/SETTING/AUDIO DEVIECS, SOUND,AND SPEECH
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1) Click on the little speaker icon (volume control) in the lower right hand corner of the screen where the clock is (task bar) and turn it up.  If the volume control isn't showing in the task bar then go to the control panel, click on sounds and audio devices and check the box to put it in the task bar.\n\n2) Whatever program you're using to listen to will have a volume control on it.  Turn it up.\n\n3) If your speakers have a volume control then turn them up.\n\nIf any one of these are turned down then it will decrease the volume of the speakers.\n\nOn a laptop you hold down the fn key to use the blue keys.
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No, not really. you'd probably end up overloading the the computer even if you could plug in anything.
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You might need more RAM
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If you are in Windows Media Player then go into your Enhancements and look in the taskbar thst appears down in the bottom left.  Press the arrows and find GRAPHIC EQUALISER, and pull 1KHz to the top mark.  This should help because it works for me, it makes it louder but may distort the sound a bit.  Experiment with the other ones and find a balance that suits you.  You can always reset....
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Yes but be careful. since the speakers are small and delicate you may not be able to listen to it too loud.
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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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The laptop it's self is not that important. Get any decent laptop. Then add a pcmcia sound card or an external one.\nI'd recommend checking out the reviews on http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1746178,00.asp\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/Creative_USB_Sound_Blaster_Audigy_2_NX/4505-3022_7-30580579.html
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go 2 control panel,click on Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices,den clik on sounds and audio devices.den test ypur min volume.first chek whether you got in the rite hole
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To add it to the taskbar, go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Sounds and Audio Devices\n\nTowards the bottom is a checkbox that says 'Place volume icon in the taskbar'\n\nCheck it and then click OK
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not necssary , but u have to add multiple capacities , means , another 1 GB , or 512*3 , u cant add 256 to 1 GB
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Increase the RAM on your computer or Video Card
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Double-click on the volume control on the taskbar, then shift the button under 'Balance' either entirely to the left or to the right.\n\nThat's what I do but I'm not sure if it works for you.