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by mnadeem_2000 Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
This is all a bit of guesswork since you haven't told us which operating system you are using! ;)
Assuming you are using Windows XP (if you're using Vista -tough luck- because I don't) access your sound control panel:
Start > Control Panel > Sounds & Audio Devices > 'Advanced' tab in Device Volume panel.
When you open the Master Volume panel (the one with all the sliders in it), left click on Options and put a tick on 'Advanced Controls' then click on 'Properties'.
In the Properties box, scroll down until you see:
[b]Front Green In
Rear Blue In
Front Pink In
Rear Pink In
Rear Green In[/b]
Make sure they are ALL TICKED.
Now come back out to the Master Volume panel (the one with all the sliders) and scroll to the RIGHT, to bring the rear sound sockets into view.
There is a very good chance you will find that the REAR GREEN IN has a tick in the Mute box, because this is the Windows DEFAULT setting.
Untick it and you should have sound! :)
by mnadeem_2000 Accepted solution
Thanks a lot for giving me the detailed solution for that problem.
Basically I was using my Intel board DG33FB With windows xp and vista too and was using my 4.1 inspire creative speaker. but after 6 months problem occurs that in my 4.1 two of speakers of my inspire speaker not work and if i use headphone instead of speaker; the sound from one side of hear slow and other side is working fine... i give my board in warranty and when it came back .. the green pin even not produce sound..
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