does anyone have a clue on how to turn off the outer speakers (Windows 8.1)
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I've been wondering that myself actually, but I threw away the manual. Have you checked yours?
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Hi There is no volume or mic adjustment on the headset, so please go to the control panel of your PC to adjust the setting on the outer speaker
605971
There's no need to do so. You can turn off the stereo on stop you computer's music player. I also will unpaired the Bluetooth when I want to play through the computer speakers. Are you thinking of another form of "turning off?"
1019563
Go into sound setting it will have an option for front only or all speakers
2002625
i don't own this, but am interested. however, to your question, I would guess that if you were able to find any screws, tabs, or any sort of closing mechanisms you could open it up and disable any speaker you see.
210396
There is a microphone mute switch on the volume control. Muted sound has to be done via hotkey/desktop action/etc.
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Sounds like that at some point, you have muted a speaker. Look for your speaker controls and if an O with a line diagonally through it is over a speaker icon, you need to un-mute that speaker. That's all I can think of.
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On the board one of the buttons is labeled sound option. Press once it turns the sound off. Press it again to turn the sound back on.
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Toshiba bundles their laptops with a program called "DTS Sound". Find this program, and turn it off. It works much better after this.
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On most TV's you can go to the menu and turn the tv speakers off if you desire
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I have not found a way around it. The volume is a little soft but I just use it in a spare bedroom where it's pretty quiet. I still like the interface and it was perfect for my usage.
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I'm not sure. I do not believe it would be strictly necessary, but I would either disable the motherboard sound device in the BIOS or in Windows Device Manager.
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Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry if the instructions seem basic. Just don't know what level of Windows user my audience is. :) Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry... » Read More Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry if the instructions seem basic. Just don't know what level of Windows user my audience is. :) « Show Less
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I seem to recall you can through the menu. If I get a moment I'll check it out but there was an option,I think, that allows you to turn off the sound. I thought of turning mine off but decided to leave it on so that I know it's working.
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I can't give you an exact answer but in general ANY speaker should be kept away from your hard drive. I accidentally erased a laptop hard drive by setting it on top of may last set of monitors. Stupid, I know.
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From the system tray. Just adjust using the volume icon. Set it low - 1, 2 or 3 should be plenty loud enough.
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Yes. Set the speaker volume then use your computer output volume. They even power down when you shut the computer off.
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Speakers are built into the monitor. I see no way in removing them. They don't protrude out.