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5.1 surround sound

moksha, on Jun 13, 2009 4:06:30 am BST 
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Hello, my surround sound wont work after headphone use i fixed it once and can't remember how when o go into the sound manager it says headphone when i change it to 5.1 it stil doesn't work neither does the speaker test any suggestions would be appreciated.

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