No audio in the Dell E510 desktop

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  What is the problem with this DELL E510?  I tried to record the sound of port rear mic on this machine with Windows XP and now Windows 7. (Previously, I had recorded my old Dimension 2400 without difficulty).

  The E510 (which was originally a Media Center Edition with Windows XP) but who now has Windows 7 Professional, Service Pack 1 shows the following messages after I launch audio troubleshooting:

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  05/01/2012 17:21

  .
  05/01/2012 17:21 ...
  05/01/2012 17:21 APPS. INP
  05/01/2012 APPS_0000.INP 942 17:21
  05/01/2012 APPS_0001.INP 1 449 984 17:21
  05/01/2012 17:21 3 713 788 DATA. INP
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  05/01/2012 17:00 DATA_0002.INP 650,377,728
  05/01/2012 DATA_0003.INP 650,780,672 17:01
  05/01/2012 DATA_0004.INP 650,156,544 17:01
  05/01/2012 DATA_0005.INP 650,135,040 17:02
  05/01/2012 17:03 DATA_0006.INP 650,592,768
  05/01/2012 17:03 DATA_0007.INP 650,867,200
  05/01/2012 DATA_0008.INP 650,413,568 17:04
  05/01/2012 DATA_0009.INP 650,225,152 17:05
  05/01/2012 DATA_0010.INP 650,678,272 17:05
  05/01/2012 17:06 DATA_0011.INP 651,130,880
  05/01/2012 17:07 DATA_0012.INP 650,716,160
  05/01/2012 DATA_0013.INP 650,323,968 17:08
  05/01/2012 DATA_0014.INP 650,544,640 17:08
  05/01/2012 17:09 DATA_0015.INP 650,903,552
  05/01/2012 DATA_0016.INP 650,121,728 17:10
  05/01/2012 DATA_0017.INP 650,273,280 17:11
  05/01/2012 DATA_0018.INP 650,703,872 17:12
  05/01/2012 DATA_0019.INP 650,381,824 17:13
  05/01/2012 DATA_0020.INP 650,613,248 17:13
  05/01/2012 DATA_0021.INP 650,506,752 17:14
  05/01/2012 DATA_0022.INP 650,527,744 17:15
  05/01/2012 DATA_0023.INP 650,539,008 17:15
  05/01/2012 DATA_0024.INP 650,273,792 17:16
  05/01/2012 DATA_0025.INP 650,347,520 17:17
  05/01/2012 DATA_0026.INP 651,014,656 17:17
  05/01/2012 DATA_0027.INP 650,540,544 17:18
  05/01/2012 DATA_0028.INP 478,608,896 17:21
  05/01/2012 include.xml 2 281 350 17:21
  05/01/2012 migr.xml 1 330 286 17:21
  35 file (s) on 18,053,022,754 bytes
  2 dir 607,587,577,856 bytes free

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  =============================================
  
  What program/utility can be used to run step 19  to restore my data?
  

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  Hello
  Ive just bought a Vostro 1000. Ive has never tried plugin audio device through the line in socket but theres no sound on the computer speakers. Ive checked all the options audio in Vista Home Basic, but all what you have in the speakers/headphones - levels - is an icon of speakers. Ive seen other phones including the mute line, but I can't yet find a level line.
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  SpeedStep,

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  I appreciate all the work you put in informing me.

  You care.

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