Audio extremely low

Solving problem for my mom. Toshiba Satellite M45-S169. Windows XP. Audio is extremely low,
barely discernable but it is there. All volume controls have been verified, devices, drivers are (obviously)
enabled. All audio impacted: system sounds, multiple players, etc.
I personally don't know what triggered the problem or how long it
has been going on.
Tried loading Service Pack 3, no help.
Tried loading RealTek AC97 drivers from toshiba site (5.10.0.5820), same problem.
Looking for advice from anyone who may have this experience. I vaguely recall solving
a similar problem on my Sony Vaio.
thanks, jcs
Solved!
Go to Solution.

jcs wrote:
Don't I feel stupid ! I have been troubleshooting this off and on for a couple
days, never suspecting a manual control. This *does* really help to have that dial turned up
thanks for the help. jcs
You're welcome. At least you hadn't taken it in for service.
Have a Happy New Year!

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