I used recovery CD on my c drive and now the sound is low and the volume is on high?
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try messing with the controls under sound properties in control panel ..
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boot from c with windows cd then repair disk c
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have you lost sound . go to control panel  hit on sound & spech audio hit on sound  Effect manager hit on speaker configuration \ntab. now have you got 2 speakers. if so  set it for\n 2 channel mode  for stero speaker output . then hit on Equalizer  set all the bars to the center  by  >>> 0DB. hit on sound Effect  tab. \n under Environment  set for  room  \n\nthen hit on ok \n\nnow hit on start >all programs > Realtek sound manger \nset volume to full \nset  key  to (B)  not *  have that go to  (B) \non the Realtek sound manger\non the left u see them 3 icons  \nmic  >disk > & what looks like a notepad  hit on that notepad one\nset that for 22.05 KHZ  stereo 16 bit \n\nthen try ur sound\n\nRealtek sound manage is good put a cd in drive hit on recored  it will recored the cd with out having mic in
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If you are hearing any noise as the drive spins then it may be a disk failure.  If there is no noise then there may be hope...check the link below..scroll down to see a list of utilities that may help.  Good luck.
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try the following steps :\n1) Check your speakers cable that is plugged in the comp.\n2) Check Speakers power cable (if any ).\n3) Check If Sound driver is installed.\n4) Check Your Sound Card Driver Configuration.\n5) Check Windows Volume control (in the system tray).\n6) Call The computer engineer to check your pc.\n\nEnjoy !
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Put your system recovery disc in.
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If this is your hard drive, you should TURN OFF the power.   That sound could be from the hard drive, and you have little time left.  Save your data and make backups, then get a new drive.   \n\nGood luck
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re install the driver on the cd/floppy disk that came with the sound card
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Sounds  strange.  Try right formatting the drive by right clicking on it.  This should work.
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sorry man....but only an Ablolute Disk Sector reader program can read your disk now.....and it will need to be run from a DIFFERENT hard drive....\n\nContact a 'data recovery' professional, but you may find the cost to not be worth it.  several hundreds of dollars US.
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do you have the speakers on and full volume? if so then the CD or music files that came along with it may be corrupted.\n\n\n\ntry cleaning the CD
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As already suggested, the hard drive is a likely candidate.  If you have Windows XP installed, try booting from your windows installation disk.  (You may have to change your BIOS settings so tha the CD drive is first in the boot sequence and the hard drive is second.)  When the setup screen displays, choose the Repair option.  This will take you to the Recovery Console.  Then run "CHKDSK c:" and see if reports errors.  If it does, you may be able to repair it using "CHKDSK c: /r".   You could also try the diagnosic program that came with your hard drive (or can be found on the manufacturers site).\n-------------------------\nDid you try the "repair" option on the installation screen (I think "R" instead of "enter") and then CHKDSK as described above?
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Take your sound card out and make sure your computer still works. Then try putting it back in.
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-load the cd\n-go to my computer\n-find cd drive\n-delete everything.. or reformat it\n-use it again!! \n*it really depends on the cd ur using.. is it an empty one u bought or what? \nhope it helps =)
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Some noises are normal and some are indicators that certain hardware like the hard drive may have a scratch on it or may be on it's way out. I would suggest backing up your data that you want to keep (Windows has a Backup Wizard found in accessories) and either wait for it to go out or have it looked at by an A+ Technician. Do not take no for an answer when you ask for an A+ Technician also ask for thier CompTia A+ Card.\nJohn\nA+ Certified Professional
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You can try 3 things.\n\n1) get a repair kit\n\n2) try re-burning the cd in the computer\n\n3) http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/\n\nEAC can repair many errors and give you a wave file which you can then burn to another cd\n\n4) buy a new one used on Amazon
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There is usually a cable that runs from the back of the CD/DVD drive to the sound card (or motherboard if you use the onboard sound). Check to see that it is in place.