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Where do you plug in speakers so that the output comes from the computer hard drive instead of its CD player?
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∙ 19y ago
You have to have a spot in the back of your computer on a sound card. Check to see if all your sound settings are turned on/up enough in volume and advanced. Make sure you dont have 'digital only' selected in advanced, under play control.
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