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Where's my CD Sound??
Name: SteveJ Date: May 2, 2002 at 16:27:02 Pacific
Comment:
Any suggestions? When I insert a music CD into my drive, it starts to play (I see the counter moving) but there is NO sound at all. If I put in a regular Windows CD or a new program CD, the sound is great. What am I missing? It stopped working a week ago. It's an older Compaq MMX and worked fine until last week. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks -
Name: bill 2 Date: May 2, 2002 at 16:30:33 Pacific
Reply:
There is a small cable that goes from your CDROM to the sound card that is required to play music CDs. Check to see if it came unplugged from either end.
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