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Turns out we bought a USB dongle with a sound card on it. &nbsp;The idea came to us from your PCMCIA suggestion.<br />
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Nobos, &nbsp;I'm sure there's lots of testing we could do. &nbsp;But the machine is 1500 miles away.<br />
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Turns out we bought a USB dongle with a sound card on it.  The idea came to us from your PCMCIA suggestion.

Nobos,  I'm sure there's lots of testing we could do.  But the machine is 1500 miles away.



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Hi,<br />
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I've got a Toshiba running in an important test and the sound card seems to have died. &nbsp;I was running a pair of USB speakers, but the other day the sound stopped working. &nbsp;I am trying to debug this remotely, so it's especially difficult. &nbsp;Today I had them unplu the speakers from the Toshiba so I could test the internal speakers, but they were dead.<br />
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I reboot the machine remotely every single day.<br />
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Does anybody have any idea what the problem could be?<br />
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Is there a way to get a USB speaker which transmits the sound via the USB cable? &nbsp;This would allow the sound to make it past the defective sound card, if that's the problem.<br />
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I need to fix the sound ASAP. &nbsp;Has anyone got any ideas?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Bob
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Hi,

I've got a Toshiba running in an important test and the sound card seems to have died.  I was running a pair of USB speakers, but the other day the sound stopped working.  I am trying to debug this remotely, so it's especially difficult.  Today I had them unplu the speakers from the Toshiba so I could test the internal speakers, but they were dead.

I reboot the machine remotely every single day.

Does anybody have any idea what the problem could be?

Is there a way to get a USB speaker which transmits the sound via the USB cable?  This would allow the sound to make it past the defective sound card, if that's the problem.

I need to fix the sound ASAP.  Has anyone got any ideas?

Thanks,
Bob

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