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Wed Mar-31-04 02:51 PM
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How do I find out if I have a sound card on my PC? I would like to get speakers to listen to Air America, since I am in the hinterlands and can't listen on the radio. Thanks!
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| stopthegop
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Wed Mar-31-04 02:53 PM
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| 1. look in the device manager.. |
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location depends on your OS
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| ellie
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Wed Mar-31-04 03:03 PM
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I found it. It looks like I do. Thanks!
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| Don_G
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Wed Mar-31-04 03:13 PM
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| 3. Check Your Drivers Too |
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An upgrade should be simple, free and painless.
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Wed Mar-31-04 03:18 PM
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| 4. How does one find the correct driver upgrade? |
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Bought a new computer and used an old monitor. Can't find the manufactuer on the outside of the monitor, I check under devices in "my computer" and it just says something like "default monitor."
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Wed Mar-31-04 03:23 PM
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| 5. drivers should be fine |
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Usually you would be more concerned with the video drivers. An older monitor doesnt really need certain drivers.
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