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When I installed my new PCI AOpen sound card, AW320, it apparantly
disabled my system speaker.
CDS-INC, who now provide tech support for PM Fax, tell me that the PM Fax
for OS/2 sounds go through the system speaker and not through the sound
card. That is why I have lost my PM Fax sound effects.
Is there a way to enable the system speaker?
Would relocating the sound card to a different PCI slot help?
Is there something in CMOS that can be changed?
Thanks,
Sandy
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