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Which built-in device do many motherboards include?
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What should you use on the motherboard faceplate to connect components using the built-in sound card?
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Sound Card Installation Fact Sheet 2.8.2

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Which built-in device do many motherboards include? Sound card
What should you use on the motherboard faceplate to connect components using the built-in sound card? Connectors
Sound cards are typically added to a computer using which kind of slots? PCI or PCIe
Some sound cards also connect through which industry wide accepted standard? USB
Sound cards for laptops can use which type of slots? PCMCIA
When installing a sound card using an expansion slot, you should edit which settings and disable the built-in sound card? CMOS
To hear sound from an audio CD played in a PATA optical drive, what should you connect from the optical drive to the connector port on the sound card or motherboard for built-in sound? Audio cable
After installing the sound card, What should you install along with other software that came with the sound card? Drivers
What should you use to configure settings for sound card connections such as speakers, audio input, and microphone? Sound applet
What should you use to identify the sources that you want to record? Sound applet
What should you use to configure sounds to play with system events or to play a sound to test your configuration? Sound applet
Where can you find the sound applet in a windows system? Control panel
What is a specific method of formatting sound files? Audio codec
Which type of sound format are WAV, WMV, AIFF, and MP3 considered? Common codecs
To play sounds saved using WAV, WMV, AIFF, and MP3 formats, your computer must have what installed? Corresponding codec
In Windows 2000/XP, where can you see the list of installed codecs? Device manager
Other codecs might be installed as you add other software. However, by default Windows comes with what installed? Common codecs
True or false, to troubleshoot sound problems, make sure that the speakers are connected to the sound card and that the speakers have power? True
True or false, to troubleshoot sound problems, check the volume setting on the speaker and the back of the sound card? (if present) True
True or false, to troubleshoot sound problems check software sound settings and verify that the sound is not muted and check mixer settings? True
True or false, to troubleshoot sound problems, if some files play but others do not, make sure you have the right codecs installed for playing that file type? True
to troubleshoot sound problems, if you are working with a built-in audio interface, where should you verify that it is correctly configured? BIOS
To troubleshoot sound problems, if you have installed an add-in card, where should you look to make sure the built-in audio is disabled? BIOS
True or false, to troubleshoot sound problems, if no sound plays, make sure the card is seated, check for resource conflicts, and update the drivers if necessary? True
True or false, to troubleshoot sound problems, ensure that the sound card is not experiencing Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) from the disk drive or power supply? True
True or false, to troubleshoot sound problems, an EMI remedy is to move the affected card to an expansion slot located away from the source of EMI? True
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