Silent computer

[Roy Lewis]

You need to install a PC speaker driver so that it will use the internal
speaker.  Even though this works for some programs, some will require Sound
Blaster Compatibility.  If you have a sound card then you can connect a
headset to the place where the speakers would connect.  Usually when a sound
card is installed it disables the internal speaker.  Break down and find
some cheep speakers or even better an under the monitor speaker set.  They
provide the best setup with a place to put a headset and power switch to
turn off the speakers when you need to be quiet.

Good luck

Roy Lewis

At 02:03 PM 9/30/96 -0700, Angelina Joseph wrote:
>I recently got a windows95 machine with no built in speakers.
>Our Systems Libararian said that if I want to have sound, buy a speaker
>for around $10.00.  
>
>I used to have a real crummy old machine where I had fire phasers which
>beeped when I logged in, and also it made a different beep when I hit a 
>wrong key for something.  However, now there is absolutely no sound at 
>all, even if I make a mistake.  When I don't get the correct response, I 
>realize that I made a typo.
>  
>My question to the list is how can I have some sound in my windows95 
>machine without having the external speaker attached to it?
>--Angelina Joseph
>  MU Law Library
>
>
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