* Jamillah Amin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002 Mar 23 21:09 -0600]:
> Hello,
>
> About 6 months ago, my computer crashed after someone sent me a bad virus. I
> had to reboot my hard drive. Unfortunately, I lost my sound card. Can you
> send me some simple directions on how I can restore my sound.
>
> I'm computer literate, but I'm self taught, so nothing technical please.
>
> Any help you can give me would be a blessing. Thanks for your help.
Hi Jamillah.
I think you may be a bit confused about the list you are asking your
questions on. The debian-laptop list is about issues running Debian
GNU/Linux on various laptop hardware. Viruses on GNU/Linux are very
rare, so I must assume that if you had a virus on your system,
then you are using some commercial operating system on your computer
which we do not support here.
If I am mistaken and you are indeed running Debian GNU/Linux, then my
apologies and could you please provide us with more detailed information
about your setup.
- Nate >>
P.S. If you have not heard of Debian GNU/Linux, please do a search on
Google and learn a bit more about us. We welcome you to give Debian a
try on your laptop.
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