Vista Tutorial - Listening To 'Line-In'

How is it that I make it so that I can listen to the line-in jack on the back
of my computer through my speakers. I know that my hardware is working
correctly because I am able to record from the line-in jack.

To listen to audio from the Line In jack over your computer speakers, try
this:
1. Connect the audio device to your computer through the line in jack.
2. Click Start, click Control Panel, click Hardware and Sound, and then
click Sound.
3. Click the Playback tab (if it is not already selected), and then click
your speakers in the list of playback devices.
4. Click Properties.
5. In the Speakers Properties dialog box, click the Levels tab, and then
find the Line In setting.
6. If the Line In is muted (where the speaker icon has a red circle next to
it), click the Speaker icon.
The red circle should not appear next to the Speaker icon now.
7. Play the audio device that is connected to the line in jack.
8. If sound plays through the speakers, click OK in the Speaker Properties
dialog box.

I hope this is what you were looking for...

Sincerely,
Matt Lichtenberg
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation
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"Jaymez" <Jaymez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> How is it that I make it so that I can listen to the line-in jack on the
> back
> of my computer through my speakers. I know that my hardware is working
> correctly because I am able to record from the line-in jack.

I have a Toshiba notebook - Satellite X205-SLi3.

I have stop on step 5

5. In the Speakers Properties dialog box, click the Levels tab, and then find the Line In setting.

I don't have Line In setting, I only can see two things:
Realtek HD Audio output
PC Beep

My notebook is not able to listen the line in?