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how to fix the sound on your computer


Question Posted Thursday October 16 2014, 3:13 pm

recently im not able to hear any videos on youtube that i have watched and another thing no matter what i do cannot fix the sound is there something you can download to fix it if so post me links and i hope Dragonflymagic gets this in her advice column

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Dragonflymagic answered Thursday October 16 2014, 4:55 pm:
I am not the computer techie. You might try your question with dangernerd. If you had issues with sound no matter what you were listening to, music stored on pc or you tube, then it might be the sound card on your computer. You could try calling a local computer repair shop and describe your problem.

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