Is it possible to listen to music on my laptop while at the same time have it folded up?
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Not unless you make some physical modifications to it. Closing the lid will place it into hybernation everytime and this is a safety feature because if the power stayed on and you placed it into a briefcase/computer bag it would overheat and destroy the laptop. Get a mp3 player/iPod.
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Most laptops have the same problem, they are limited to the\nsize of the laptop itself which does not accept large speakers.\nOnly way is to hook your LT to a booster with larger speakers\nand more RMS power. Any computer store will carry an ample\nsupply and tell you what is best for your specific LT. Other, and\ncheaper alternative, would be headphones.
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Check out these links and see if this might help..\n\nhttp://jkontherun.blogs.com/jkontherun/2004/10/audigy_2_zs_not.html\n\nhttp://laptopmag.com/Features/How-To-Add-Surround-Sound-to-Your-Notebook.htm
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i think you can but maybe you will feel that your notebook is slow\nREAL SLOW!\nthe 10GB HDD is OK\nbut the problem is in 333MHz, it's not enough
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That sounds somewhat shady.  I've never heard of security components to listen to music (especially not mp3, the most common file type today).  What file type is it?
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U can use WINAMP, SONIQUE, NOKIA PLAYER.
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Nope, Just dowload it and install it like a new program it will import your music and things right with it. It just installs over the top of it.
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with a cable or bluetooth
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WELL..if u hav eyes n ears....n both functioning properly...n a computer or tv n a cd or a cassete and a cd player or a dvd player....hope u'll find no probs.........:)
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you can use jet audio recorder but some setting required <you can find the way>.\ngoodluck
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Start>>Control Panel>>Sounds & Audio Devices.  Is this what you're looking for?
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there should be a line out jack on the back of your computer. it's blue in color I think...plug your speakers into that.
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yeah thats not hard at all.  Goto my documents. then right click on the my music folder, or whatever folder your music is in.  There should be a sharing option. Click that.  Then in the middle of the popup box there is an option to share with network users and all users of the computer. That should fix it.
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Plug it into your computer & check the recycle folder of that drive (mp3 player drive). Might just be there.
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In Windows Media Player 10 (which is the newest) there is a Burn section, when you open it on the right top corner there is a drop down menu where you can choose Audio or Data. Data will leave the format of your music as it is. You wellcome
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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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in theory running two sound cards is possible on any machine as long as they dont conflict with each other on the various resources, ie the i/o range and the irq you can check and set these via the control panel of windows, not sure about linux though.