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On 07/01/2025 18:08, Mike Easter wrote:
> BDB wrote:
>> I have Hiren's BootCD  PE Windows 11 running
> 
> Let's check the sound w/ that W11 PE.
> 
> Let's use the CP controlpanel accessed from the Start button R panel 
> then Hardware and Sound, then R panel Sound then R click on the Speakers 
>   in the Playback tab window and use the Test selection.

Thanks. I've done that - I hear a sound from both left and right speakers.

-- 
David