greeninmissouri replied: "here are the common sound problems people have with pogo games Common Sound Issues How do I turn the game sounds on or off? Pogo games have a nice, simple way to disable the in-game sounds that you hear while playing. In each game, there is a speaker icon or button. In most games, it is located next to the '?' button in the bottom left- or right-hand corner of the screen. Simply click this button in any game to turn the sound on or off. If you disable the sound in one game, we assume that you want it turned off for all games. So you'll need to turn it back on if you go into another game for which you want or need to hear the sound. Just click the button or icon again to enable the sound. The Sound button in the game is on but I still cannot hear the game sounds. First, make sure that the sound button in the game shows a picture of a speaker with sound waves (curved lines) coming out of the speaker. If there are no sound waves in front of the speaker symbol, the game's sound has been disabled. If there are sound waves in front of the speaker, you may have another program running in the background that uses sound, like a CD Player. Likewise, you may need to make sure you system's sound is enabled. Next, make sure your computer's sounds is not muted and is set high enough for you to hear. You can un-mute and adjust your system's volume in several ways. Here are two common options that you can try: Systray Icon – Click the Speaker Icon (typically located next to the System Clock in the bottom right-hand corner of the Windows Taskbar). Then just make sure the Mute box is unchecked and move the volume slider up for higher volume. As you adjust the volume, you should hear a "ping" noise to indicate the current volume level. Start/Run – Click the Start button on the Windows Taskbar, then select Run.... Type "mmsys.cpl" (without the quotation marks) in the text field and click OK. Under the Volume tab, make sure the Mute box is unchecked and move the volume slider up for higher volume. As you adjust the volume you should hear a "ping" noise to indicate the current volume level. If you do not hear the "ping" sound, check to make sure your speakers are plugged into your computer. If they are self-powered, make sure they are plugged into the wall, turned on, and that their manual volume knob is up. also see if you are hearing sounds in other games or is it just poppit and that would help a little with all of this"

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