Ron,
I will try to think about this one today because it seems odd that your
audio is muted. you might try bringing up Windows Media Player and using
the F7 key to unmute the volume. It used to be that Windows media Player
would control the master volume. I doubt that this is the case now but it
is worth a try. Another thing tto try might be in Windows Media player when
you have it up and running is use F9 to increase the volume.
To load windows media player manually both in Windows XP and Windows 7:
1. Press WindowsKey+R for the run dialog box
2. Type WMPLAYER and press enter
Hope this helps. If it does not, I will try to find a tool or write one
that will do that for you.
Jose - KK4JZX
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On Behalf Of Ronald E. Milliman
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 10:15 AM
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Subject: Re: BAOFENG UV-3R - good information and Computer question
Colleagues,
I have a computer question that I suspect has a very simple, easy answer,
and I also suspect several of you know the answer. I was having trouble
with my computer; just recently when I clicked on my MS Word files, like
.doc files, it gave me an error, something like: cannot open, not a system
32 file. Also, I discovered that my Security Essentials protection software
was mysteriously turned off, and I could not turn it back on.
After trying several different things, none of which worked, I finally
restored my system files back to an earlier date when I knew I wasn't having
that problem. That fixed it; that is, everything seems to be working okay
again, except now, when I re-boot my computer, it comes up muted, and I
cannot hear my JAWS speech program. So, my question is: what do I need to
do to change the default so when I re-boot my computer, it will not come up
with the audio muted and I will be able to hear JAWS?
Solve one problem, creat another!! <frustration>
Ron, K8HSY
Dr. Ronald E. Milliman, retired Professor Western Kentucky University
Chair, American Council of the Blind Public Relations Committee Monthly
Monetary Support Program (MMS) Committee
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