Andrew's questions

i am using ubuntu via wubi. i don't hear a single noise or sound, no matter i am playing a song or video. how should i fix it? thz

I have already installed the Ubuntu Restricted Extras and Flash, as well as all available updates, but it still doesn't give me a single sound, what should i do?

is there any sound drive i have to install just like win7? and how could i find the drive?

I am using an Acer 4830 notebook with win7. certainly, my nb has on board sound card.

My ubuntu version is 12.04 LTS.

i am absolutely new to Ubuntu and i don't really know what to start with. Could you give me some ideas? What applications should i install first? I install it on a laptop with window 7 on it. I often use it for photo and video editing, coz i love taking photos, as well as audio editing (i am using adobe audition on win 7), and also making powerpoint slide(which i want to do the more coz sb said it's much easier to make slide via Linux), thz a lot.

I am pretty new to Ubuntu and want to install it on my Laptop to have a try. But I don't know how much disk space should I reserve for WUBI[I mean when I install it via window installer, what setting should I use].

I have one hard disk divided into two drives. Window 7 is installed on C:/, so should I install WUBI on D:/ ?

And what would Ubuntu's version be on WUBI? thank you.

My HD has 640GB, they are divided equally, with 201gb free space on C and 85gb on D (i could certainly free much more space here;) ). 15 gb, Then I would run wubi smoothly, right?

Btw, would installing WUBI slow my window 7 down? and how about the time used to start my laptop? thank you.

And, I use D for media storge. But would WUBI-Ubuntu be able to access any folder and file on my drive, even if I install on D? – Andrew 1 min ago edit

one more question, would i be able to change the language setting like English(UK) to English(US), English to Chinese, or etc?

sth just pop up, my window 7 is 64-bit, would there be any problem installing WUBI?