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n 148 N Troubleshooting What should I do if I cannot play a disc properly on my computer? ❑ Make sure the disc was inserted into the optical disc drive with the label facing up. ❑ Make sure the necessary program(s) is installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. ❑ If a disc is dirty or damaged, your computer will stop responding. Follow these steps: 1 Restart the computer by pressing the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys, and selecting Restart from the Shut Down menu of the Windows Task Manager window. 2 Remove the disc from the optical disc drive. 3 Check the disc for dirt or damage. If you need to clean the disc, see On Handling Discs (page 133) for instructions. ❑ If you are playing a disc and cannot hear sound, do any of the following: ❑ Double-click the Volume icon on the taskbar, and click to cancel the Volume Control Mute All and Wave Mute check boxes. ❑ Check the volume setting in the audio mixer. ❑ If you are using external speakers, check the volume settings on the speakers and the connections between the speakers and your computer. ❑ Make sure the CD audio feature is enabled and the correct driver software is installed. Follow these steps: 1 Click Start and then Control Panel. 2 Click Performance and Maintenance. 3 Click System. The System Properties window appears. 4 Select the Hardware tab, and click Device Manager in the Device Manager box. A window with a listing of your computer's hardware devices appears. If an "X" or an exclamation point appears on the listed device, you may need to enable the device or reinstall the drivers.

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n
N
Troubleshooting
What should I do if I cannot play a disc properly on my computer?
❑
Make sure the disc was inserted into the optical disc drive with the label facing up.
❑
Make sure the necessary program(s) is installed according to the manufacturer's instructions.
❑
If a disc is dirty or damaged, your computer will stop responding. Follow these steps:
1
Restart the computer by pressing the
Ctrl+Alt+Delete
keys, and selecting
Restart
from the
Shut Down
menu of the
Windows Task Manager
window.
2
Remove the disc from the optical disc drive.
3
Check the disc for dirt or damage. If you need to clean the disc, see
On Handling Discs
(page 133)
for instructions.
❑
If you are playing a disc and cannot hear sound, do any of the following:
❑
Double-click the
Volume
icon on the taskbar, and click to cancel the
Volume Control Mute All
and
Wave Mute
check
boxes.
❑
Check the volume setting in the audio mixer.
❑
If you are using external speakers, check the volume settings on the speakers and the connections between the
speakers and your computer.
❑
Make sure the CD audio feature is enabled and the correct driver software is installed. Follow these steps:
1
Click
Start
and then
Control Panel
.
2
Click
Performance and Maintenance
.
3
Click
System
.
The
System Properties
window appears.
4
Select the
Hardware
tab, and click
Device Manager
in the
Device Manager
box.
A window with a listing of your computer's hardware devices appears.
If an "X" or an exclamation point appears on the listed device, you may need to enable the device or reinstall the
drivers.