Volume not saved in xfce

Hello all,
using xfce on my netbook, everything is running nicely except that after a reboot the sound mixer reset to zero and disabled....any way I can fix this so that sound settings are saved upon exit?
thanks,
DF

Run "alsamixer" in a terminal as root, adjust the settings as you desire, exit with the ESC key then type:
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PS: that from link to Alsa wiki from Arch Beginners Guide.

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