Mike, I do not know what the key command is on the laptops for
unmuting the audio. I know from tests here that you can mute the audio
independantly from headphones and speakers. Do you get any system
sounds? Have you tried logging into another account to see if you get
the same results? I'm not sure and haven't tested it, but the state of
the muted audio may not be system-wide. Perhaps creating a test
account and givin this a try might help. How about while your at the
login prompt if you have your laptop setup for multiple users, do you
get audio there?
If you have tried all this, then it may be time to contact Apple.
Maybe you can explain more on what you were doing at the time, that
may help diagnose the problem a bit more.
On Jan 1, 2008, at 7:12 AM, Michael Babcock wrote:
i tryed that, with fn+f3 right? yeah, tryed that to.
thanks though!
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On Jan 1, 2008, at 3:50 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
Mike, happy New Year to you and the group as well. Mike is it
possible that you have muted your audio? You can mute lets say the
speakers, plug in the headphones and have audio. So, try unmuting
your audio while the headphones are unplugged.
On Jan 1, 2008, at 12:52 AM, Michael Babcock wrote:
happy new years to all of you, I have a problem, my macbook wont let
me here the audio with out headphones in, yet when i plug in
headphones, it works just fine, I've tryed pressing fn+f5 repedly,
and i still dont here any audio, however with the headphones i can
adjust the volume and suh, turn it up, etc, and for some reason it
just started with in the last hour or to. Please let me know of your
ideas.
smile, mikey
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