I have a compag computer my speakers stopped working how do i fix it There is now sound coming?
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right click on my computer.Go to Hardware > Device Manager .\nGo to speakers remove the drivers and then refresh the system by right clicking on any icon and selecting refresh. the audio drivers would then be reinstalled. This might solve your problem\n\nGood Luck
334007
by the sounds of it you droped your sound drivers... What you need to do is this first off check to see if the device is working properly to do this you need to click on start then click on control panel then click on system up at the top you will see some tabs.. click on hardware and in the second box you will see device manager. Click on the device manager box and wait for it to load. Then scroll down until you see sound,video and game controler click on that and it will bring up the list of things you have within. If you see any astrick near any of those things such as realteck AC97 audio and it has a astrick you will need to relaod the drivers for the sound. To do this you need the cd that has either come with your computer or if this is not a name brand computer you should have a mainboard cd. When you put this into your computer just reaload the drivers for the audio and everything should be fine from there... hope this helps
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Realtek\ngo to www.realtek.com\nand find the sound card driver\nthat is it.\ndownload it\nrestart your computer\nand it is back to normal
1136578
That sounds like it could be a number of issues. A few troubleshooting steps you can take before taking the PC to an authorized repair shop are to check to make sure the sound card is seated properly on the motherboard and not loose. Then make sure there are no conflicts in the sound card's driver and that it is working properly. Also do a disc check (scandisk) on your computer to correct any files that are corrupted. If your sound is integrated on the motherboard, then check the driver for conflicts and run the scandisk. If all else fails, you need to call a PC technician.
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you may need a sound card. but i'm no computer expert. I just know when I had no sound that was my problem.
722451
Makre sure the speakers are plugged into the back of the computer.    Double click on the little speaker Icon in the bottom right of your screen.  make sure there is nothing muted, and then try a different CD. . .
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When it comes to speakers, check all the simple things first.  Make sure the speakers are turned on, and if they have power, make sure it's connected.  Also make sure the speaker output plug is plugged in all the way into the sound card (the 1/8 in plug on the back of the computer).  Sometimes, if a system gets moved, or a cord gets caught on something, it will pull the plug out JUST slightly, enough that you don't notice right away, but enough to where the grounding ring on the plug isn't lined up correctly.  \n\nAfter checking all that, next check the volume settings in windows.  Click on Start -> Settings -> Control Panel.  If this is Windows XP, and you're in "Classic View" the icon should read "Sounds and Audio Devices".  If you are in "Category View" it will read "Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices".  Check to make sure the main Volume Control is turned up, as well as the "Wave" input (this is found under "Advanced") as most of the sounds on a system fall under this category, including MP3's.\n\nIf none of this works, or if you can't get into these settings, than your audio drivers are probably incorrectly installed, or have become corrupted somehow.  You were on the right track for doing a system restore, but if it didn't help you might try going to Microsoft's website for Windows Updates and try and get a new driver installed.\n\nOne more thing, if this is only an issue with your CD-ROM drive, check inside the computer for a cable that runs from the back of the CD-ROM drive down to your sound card.  It's a small cable, that provides the audio signal from a CD to your sound card.  \n\nHope this helps!!
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Check the speaker volume in Control Panel, Sounds.\n\nOr reinstall the sound software.
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You might not have the sound enabled on your sound (audio) card.\n\nI'm assuming you already checked the basic stuff like making sure your speakers are connected correctly to your computer. \n\nMake sure your computer hasn't muted the sound. To check this double-click on the speaker icon in the system tray (The system tray is where the clock is located on your computer). Uncheck all the muted boxes. \n\nor try this: \n\nUpdate the sound drivers, and remove the sound card reboot. Replace the sound card and boot up again. With luck Windows will detect it as New Hardware and install the appropriate driver. You can then download and install any Sound card Driver update.\n\nHope this helps!
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Check to see if your drivers are updated by going to start > control panel > system> hardware> Device manager and check to see if your sound card is installed
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make sure speakers are turned on and connected to sound card, check volume control on speaker/computer, check for problems in device manager
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After checking the plug on the back of your pc and making sure the speakers are connected properly do the following:\n\nRight click "my computer" click properties, go to the hardware tab and click "device manager"\n\nUnder the heading "sound, video, and game controllers" do you see any yellow bangs or errors?  If you don't then your sound device is fine and you should check your sound settings in the control panel.  Something may be muted or turned too low.\n\nIf there are errors then it means the sound driver is corrupted or needs to be replaced.  You need an updated driver.  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your pc or motherboard and look in support for a sound driver.  Sound drivers usually come in an installable package that makes it easy to install.\n\nIf you still have problems you could have a damaged and corrupted file, sound card, or some type of incompatibility issue.  At that point post another question with more details about your machine and we'll see if we can help you some more. :)
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Check your sound drivers, update them and make sure they are functioning properly. If not, visit your computer manufacturers website.
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You may have lost your drivers or the speakers may be diabled\n\nRight click on My Computer, select properties\nUnder the hardware tab, select device manager.\nCheck the Sound, video and game controllers to see whether the drivers are installed and the device is enabled.\n\nIf not, go to your manufacturers website and download the drivers.\n\nPeace.
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-> Check the Sound Card Drivers\n-> Check Volume Control\n-> Try using other speaker/head phone if it prob with comp or speaker
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Go to your start menu\nClick on programs\nclick on accessories\nclick on entertainment\nclick on volume control and make sure everything is turned up\n\nif it still doesn't work check the connection of your speakers or check your sound card.
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Check if your speakers are plugged in properly. If that is the case, your sound card might not be working. Sometimes, I have to re-install my driver for it.