reinstalled WIN 98 SE On Gateway 433C now I have low volume using ES1371 and ES1373 sound cards Can you help?
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1. check and make sure your plugged into the right port and that all connections are all the way in. \n2. if its not an intergrated sound card, then try reseating it. \n\n*You probably already did but make sure on the sound control mixer console that all of the sliders are set to max.
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Your laptop should have come with a CD of drivers--if so, just re-install. \nIf not, check your documentation for the exact type of sound card you have and then you can download it from the below link.
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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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Do you have a sound card installed or are you trying to use onboard sound (from your motherboard)? Is there a listing in Device Manager for Unknown Devices? If so, it may be your sound card, so right click it and update the drivers. \n\nDo you have the same problem when you restart your computer?\n\n\nOk, have you tried placing the sound card into a different PCI slot on the motherboard? If so, and you are not getting any sound and there is no soundcard listed in Device Manager, then you either have a bad sound card or you are having an IRQ conflict, or you (unlikely) have bad PCI slots on the motherboard. I would put my money on a bad sound card as IRQ conflicts are are usually corrected by Windows, but you never know...
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u can search your sound card model in :\n\nhttp://drivers.soft32.com/\n\nfor driver\nu can download it easy
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Maybe your sound is mute in control panel/sound and audio properties/audio/volume.Go there and uncheck it.\nMaybe your speakers or sound card do not work,just buy and change what doesn/t work,it's not hard to change a sound card.If you do not have a sound card in your computer and the problem is in motherboard,you can still buy a sound card and insert it into your computer.Make sure to set it as default device in control panel/audio devices properties.
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If it is Windows, try this.\n\nGo to device manager\nDelete the device entry for your sound card\nRestart Windows.\n\nWith any luck, your computer will detect a "new" sound card device and re-install the software for it.\n\nGood luck!
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you need to install the drivers for the sound card
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Use your support disk to reinstall the audio card and then try. All sound cards support uncompressed audio formats, and it seems either the driver is corrupt or your sound and multimedia settings are not properly configured.
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If the problem happens intermitmently like you described, we can rule out the settings (Here I suppose you know how to check the audio settings of your machine).  If so, it must be the hardware.  Since audio cards are cheap (You can get one for $20 and the sounds are pretty decent), install a new sound card.
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First, are you using on-board sound or an add on PCI card(Sound Blaster etc.)?? Check your volume settings. You may have several. The program that you use to play the DVD in like Power DVD etc. has its own volume level control it may be a little hard to find on their control panel, usually a slider of some type. Windows has 2 possibilities in it, the main volume control and the wave. Try adjusting them till it sounds OK to you. Then there is the volume control on your speakers(if they are amplified). Also check the volume settings in control panel. Looking for all of this stuff is what made go bald by pulling my hair out!!
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Use one of the Audigy 2 series of sounds cards by Creative. Excellent sound if you have really good speakers.\n\nBut beware- the combination of Audigy and Dell Dimension has spelled trouble in the past (the infamous "Squeal of Death") especially when used on a Windows NT OS (like Win 2000 or XP). But I think those problems have been fixed.
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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 recovery disc try installing your sound driver again. Go to Control Panel and then Go to Systems. Check what kind of sound card you have.\n\nThen go to http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/ and install the appropriate driver for it.
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try changing your default Audio output device in \n"Sounds and audio devices".
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most likely is tat ur windows volume is at a veri low volume... change it and it be okie!
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open the volume control panel and mute your pc speaker, that will fix the problem