[sf-lug] FW: hello

[maestro]

Well,
More info is needed BUT;


[General things to try]


Run an update & upgrade


Go to the volume icon on the Desktop (gui) and right click it...
click on 'sound preferences' and make sure the main volume level is UP.


You'll laugh but also ensure you haven't accidentally muted the volume icon
(usually will have a small [x] if so).


Next go to Pulse Audio and/or Alsamixer and ensure the MAIN levels are UP...


Respond back with what happened...


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On Fri, Sep 15, 2017 at 9:18 AM, Norma Harrison <normaha at pacbell.net> wrote:

> I have a specific problem.  Through a series of needs and requests I’ve
> got linux – I guess – on my other computer. A couple of years ago I had it
> working as I needed it.  Now, I can’t get the sound.  I could get it if it
> were the other system – is that Windows, ? well anyway – I need someone to
> walk me through tapping whatever it is on this system that shows I have
> Ubuntu, to get the sound, again.  I am much debilitated – can’t really get
> around with the computer – although I suppose I’d try and make it someplace
> not far – the Berkeley site – if it can’t be done by phone.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
> Norma J F Harrison    1312 Cornell Ave.    Berkeley, ca. 94702   510
> 526-3968
>
>
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