My computer speaker suddenly cannot perform.

Asked By johnhase 10 points N/A Posted on - 11/05/2011

Yesterday morning when start my computer I sow that my computer has no sound. Please help.

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Answered By Garry Bross 20 points N/A #97841

My computer speaker suddenly cannot perform.

It should caused by many different problems. They are as follows:

 

1. Speakers hardware problem,

 

2. Sound card problem,

 

3. Speaker power problem,

 

4. Connection jack problem,

 

5. Sound card volume problem,

 

6. Speaker volume problem, at first you can see that all the hardware of speaker can work properly.

 

Then make sure that audio and sound card driver is installed if not so installed the software. Open control panel then go to sounds and multimedia properties then click ‘’audio’’. Click advance—‘’sound playback ‘’—‘’Desktop stereo speakers’’—then click—‘’Apply’’. If you do this correctly I wish you can solve your problem. Thank you every one.

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Answered By michal joran 10 points N/A #97842

My computer speaker suddenly cannot perform.

 

You need to go through these steps to solve your problem.

 

• First of all go to START and then to RUN and type adding.
• Once a new window is opened and loaded then go to sound tab.
• Perform all the tests on your sound card and make sure the you get the error.
• If you have completed the above task then now you need to check hardware components check all of your hardware components and make sure that they are working fine.
• Finally you need to check the drivers of your sound card by device manager.

 

I am assured that you will be able to solve your problem.

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• Posted on - 11/10/2011
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