Help with silencing sound

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I'm a high school computer teacher with 30 noisy pc's in my lab. How can
I reduce the max volume or mute the sound without removing ribbons?
 
ihsm said:
I'm a high school computer teacher with 30 noisy pc's in my lab. How
can I reduce the max volume or mute the sound without removing
ribbons?
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Why not just disable the sound card? Or do as we do in our school's
computer lab and purchase headphones.

Malke
 
Wait.. Let me get this straight.. You're a computer teacher, and yet you
can't come up with at least one way to do this? I can think of at least fifty
to both turn down and mute the volume (without the user being able to change
it back)

OK well fifty is exaggerating, but u get the point
 
Jonathan said:
Wait.. Let me get this straight.. You're a computer teacher, and yet you

can't come up with at least one way to do this? I can think of at least
fifty
to both turn down and mute the volume (without the user being able to
change
it back)

OK well fifty is exaggerating, but u get the point

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ihsm wrote:
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I'm a high school computer teacher with 30 noisy pc's in my lab. How
can I reduce the max volume or mute the sound without removing
ribbons?-

Why not just disable the sound card? Or do as we do in our school's
computer lab and purchase headphones.

Malke
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I KNOW how to remove the ribbon or take the sound card out! Neither of
these options is permissable by the schoolboard. I know it is possible
to change some software settings because a tech did it in another lab,
but did not tell me how. If someone knows the steps please reply.
 
ihsm said:
I KNOW how to remove the ribbon or take the sound card out! Neither of
these options is permissable by the schoolboard. I know it is possible
to change some software settings because a tech did it in another lab,
but did not tell me how. If someone knows the steps please reply.
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I didn't say to take the sound card out; I said to disable it. Control
Panel>System>Hardware>Device Manager. Find the sound hardware, right-click
on it, choose "Disable".

Malke
 
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