XPost: alt.os.linux.mint, alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.computer.workshop   
   From: David@example.net   
      
   On 24/01/2025 17:09, Mike Easter wrote:   
   > BDB wrote:   
   >> What, exactly, do you recommend that I physically *DO*, now, to   
   >> determine if it is possible to play music or hear speech on this device?   
   >   
   > Will you confirm or deny that both Hiren's W11 PE and the install of the   
   > MS W10 .iso were successful in playing sound?  That has been my   
   > impression since Jan 7.   
      
   At no time have I ever heard music or speech from the laptop speakers.   
      
   I HAVE heard a 'click' sound - indicating (to me) that each speaker (L &   
   R) can receive a signal.   
      
   > Since then, my next intention was to use the information from the Win   
   > device manager to provide information in an Win environment w/ working   
   > audio from the case speakers to interpret in the manner I'm accustomed   
   > to doing in linux from the chip ID number in the format xxxx:yyyy.   
      
   My Device Manager shows 1. Intel(R) Display Audio and 2. Realtek Audio   
      
   > I was able to use that type information in the W10 Lenovo laptop I have   
   > which has two audio devices, which worked properly in Win, the HDMI one   
   > of which did NOT play in linux until I remedied the problem with a boot   
   > parameter when booting linux.   
      
   I'm aware that you are a Linux buff.   
      
   > This story has been very broken by your struggles w/ providing a   
   > consistent picture with a consistent setup in a consistent thread in a   
   > consistent newsgroup.   
      
   You are correct, as usual.   
      
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