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I'm running Mac OS 10.6.8 and recently had to run Apple's Disk Utility on it. My speakers weren't playing any sound so I went to the sound control panel. The only devices listed now are Soundflower (2ch) and Soundflower (16ch). These are from something I installed a while ago. How do I get my speakers and microphone back in the output and input lists so I can listen to music?
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I'm running Mac OS 10.6.8 and recently had to run Apple's Disk Utility on it. My speakers weren't playing any sound so I went to the sound control panel. The only devices listed now are Soundflower (2ch) and Soundflower (16ch). These are from something I installed a while ago. How do I get my speakers and microphone back in the output and input lists so I can listen to music?

Speakers / Microphone not showing up in Output / Input

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