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07-14-2009
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| Vista premium 64 | Disable Speakers I was trying o get my headphones to work and I mistakenly "disabled" my speakers in "control panel>sound". It not only disabled the speaker option but it made it disappear completely. How can I get it back? I now have no sound other than headphones. |
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07-14-2009
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| Vista premium 64 | Re: Disable Speakers Thanks all!!!! I figured it out myself...........Open the "sounds" window in the Control Panel>Right click in the box, a drop down menu appears>click on "show disabled devices". |
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07-20-2009
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| ultimate x64 | Re: Disable Speakers  Quote: Originally Posted by luddy  I was trying o get my headphones to work and I mistakenly "disabled" my speakers in "control panel>sound". It not only disabled the speaker option but it made it disappear completely. How can I get it back? I now have no sound other than headphones. Last edited by lsm; 07-20-2009 at 07:41 AM.. Reason: bad punctuation |
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