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[Solved] I am not able to hear any sound from CentOS 5.9
Post 302892289 by es_centos on Wednesday 12th of March 2014 01:54:55 AM
03-12-2014
[Solved]
Initially I tried with Commands in Console but did not worked so I suppose to again work with GUI options and found GUI Interface as System-> Administration-> Sound card detection -> Reload Audio Driver and All other is set as default and reboot .
After that I have done following :
1. System->Preference-> Sound : Click to active system sounds .
2. System->Preference-> VolumeControl : Change Device -> Then I selected HDA Intel(ALSA mixer)
and I heard sound in CentOS
.
Thanks !
After that I have done following :
1. System->Preference-> Sound : Click to active system sounds .
2. System->Preference-> VolumeControl : Change Device -> Then I selected HDA Intel(ALSA mixer)
and I heard sound in CentOS
.Thanks !
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