I don't get sound on youtube, news clips or myspace (etc.)?
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make sure you have FLASH 9 downloaded
682019
First thing is to check if your sound card is indeed working and you get sounds in other programs.\nThen (may differ in different programs) go to Tools> Options> general> Play sound when new messages arrive
790733
First, make sure your sound works outside of youTube, ie in media player or iTunes.\nSecond, I don't know what browser or OS you are using to it is hard to understand the problem.\nWhat I can recomend is going to www.macromedia.com and getting the newest flash player, restarting, and trying again. Good luck.
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You need to install drivers for your sound card.\n\nIf you know what sound card you have you can go to the manufacturer's website and get the latest drivers from there. If you have on-board sound card refer to your motherboard manual/documentation.
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check if the cables are plugged properly. if you still get no sound, and if you are knowledgeable enough, reseat the sound card on the tower. u can also try other speakers. dont forget to turn on the power and volume of course ! :P
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This is because the device drivers for the sound card need to be reinstalled for whatever reason....if you know for sure that its a creative sound card then go to their website and go for either support or downloads or somewhere you can download the driver file for your sound card then install it.....that should fix it
1031123
Could be many things, your sound card, your head set, if you hook up to a speaker, it could be your speakers.  Try a different headset see if it works.  Check the drivers on your sound card, they might be corrupted.
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When it comes to speakers, check all the simple things first.  Make sure the speakers are turned on, and if they have power, make sure it's connected.  Also make sure the speaker output plug is plugged in all the way into the sound card (the 1/8 in plug on the back of the computer).  Sometimes, if a system gets moved, or a cord gets caught on something, it will pull the plug out JUST slightly, enough that you don't notice right away, but enough to where the grounding ring on the plug isn't lined up correctly.  \n\nAfter checking all that, next check the volume settings in windows.  Click on Start -> Settings -> Control Panel.  If this is Windows XP, and you're in "Classic View" the icon should read "Sounds and Audio Devices".  If you are in "Category View" it will read "Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices".  Check to make sure the main Volume Control is turned up, as well as the "Wave" input (this is found under "Advanced") as most of the sounds on a system fall under this category, including MP3's.\n\nIf none of this works, or if you can't get into these settings, than your audio drivers are probably incorrectly installed, or have become corrupted somehow.  You were on the right track for doing a system restore, but if it didn't help you might try going to Microsoft's website for Windows Updates and try and get a new driver installed.\n\nOne more thing, if this is only an issue with your CD-ROM drive, check inside the computer for a cable that runs from the back of the CD-ROM drive down to your sound card.  It's a small cable, that provides the audio signal from a CD to your sound card.  \n\nHope this helps!!
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Go to the Control Panel and look for Sounds, Speech, and Audio devices. You can check them there.
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Start with the obvious and work forward. Are your speakers connected? Turned on? Have power? Check your drivers. Go to www.pcpitstop.com and run their free diagnostic. If none of this works, restore your computer to the last date that your sound worked. Go to, Programs, System Tools, System restore.......good luck
685089
You probably need to update your sound card driver to the latest, go to the site to check it out.
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Possible Things To Check:\nGo To Sub-Menu CONTROL PANELS - SOUNDS AND AUDIO DEVICES\n It is possible that one of the MUTE check boxes may be\nchecked. Uncheck the boxes if checked.\n On many computers there are two holes next to each other   for SOUND plug-in and MICROPHONE plug-in. You may have this mixed up, check this.\n Check for updated drivers by doing the following...\nGo to "START" Sub-Menu and access Application "RUN". Type in "compmgmt.msc" and hit "OK" button. In this application go to "device manager" and double check the "sound" sub-menu for a yellow triangle symbol. If you see one, you need to update the driver, this will sound the problem.\n\nThis is what I recommend :)
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Try making sure all connections are plugged in correctly, mute isnt on and if all fails try looking at your sound card try downloading a new driver for it.
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You can go to your control panel and click on your "Sound and audio devices" icon doing so will get you the "Sound and audio devices Properties" in this window go to the Audio tab in the top and see if any thing is listed under the default device if there is nothing listed try clicking the drop down menu but if you see the menu has been disabled that mean your sound card driver have been corrupted. If your sound card is an internal sound card inbuilt on your mother board then try using your mother board CD and install the audio driver... I think this will work. \n\nBest Of luck
582547
it depends on the processor speed, the amount of ram, and if you listening or watching streaming audio or video, it depends on internet connection. you could try to update your sound and video drivers, those are the most common
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Double check your Cables, Your sound card Drivers.\nPerhaps you've muted your System ;)
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Goto to Control Panel , Check for sound icon and check for your audio driver. Re-install driver .