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Name: trkkazulu
Date: December 12, 2005 at 15:36:26 Pacific
Subject: No soundOS: Panther 10.3.9CPU/Ram: 400/384 |
Comment: High, Suddenly i have no sound. I'm running Panther on a Pismo and everything was working fine until tonight when iTunes locked up. I tried to force quit iTunes but it wouldn't shut down so i forced a re-boot. When my system came back up i had no sound. The Sound Utility detects no sound hardware and the Audio/Midi set up app crashes. What needs reinstalling here? Thanks, JPW
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Reply: (edit)Low, I'd try re-installing everything. If your system is having problems of that magnitude, and you're fairly confident that you're not having any actual hardware problems, format your drive and do a clean install of everything. Personally, I think that trying to solve your problem through a process of elimination, would be more hassle than it's worth. If you have important files on your pismo, back them up on another drive, computer, CD, whatever, and do a full format and clean install. Go nuts... Gay men don't jump.
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Name: nephite
Date: January 18, 2006 at 01:07:39 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)If you haven't already solved your problem I might have a few suggestions for you to try. First is to go to your System Preferences and see what the sound panel lists for output options. I have seen some machines where the wrong output was selected or the volume was turned down here. Next, if that doesn't work is to restart your computer and as you hear the optical drive click you need to hold down the 'P' 'R' 'option' and the clover/apple key right next to the space bar for about fifteen seconds. These four keys held down together during the boot process will reset something call the PRAM which hold the different parameters of the computer, including sound. Third, try to plug either headphones or speakers into the audio out jack. If sound works there and not from the speakers on the computer and you have determined it is not a software setting by the two methods above then I'm afraid your internal speakers are no longer working. If these simple solutions did not solve the issue I would follow Albert's advice about the reinstall of the OS. Good luck!
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