No sound coming from speakers? Help!!?
i have windows xp. you have to go into your computer settings to do this. You have your computer programmed to pick up standing speakers only, so you need to change the sound to come from your screen volume. do the following below. 1. Start 2.open up control panel 3. click on sounds and audio devices 4. click on hardware 5. make sure the volume tab is up 6. go to the bottom of that popup where it says speaker settings, click on advance 7. there will be a drop down list, find the one that says monitor speakers 8. click on apply and ok. (it might just say ok) then that will do it. WOW that one really went over my head. ha ha. i was answering questions about computers. i went to the main question bored and just assumed.. very wrong. sorry about that.
There is NO sound coming from my computer speakers. What is wrong?
Go to mycomputer icon and right click (click on properties) you should have the systems screen pop up go to hardware and click on device manager make sure you have no unknown hardware if you do that may be the you may need the driver for the sound card. you can also just restart the PC complete or you can also go to start-control panel-sound and audio devices and make sure that the correct sound card is default most computer's these days have two so check it out....
Why is there no Sound coming out of my rear speakers in a 2009 Nissan Maxima?
CD may sound different than over the air radio and Satilite XM or Sirius if your car is equipted. Maximas I work on sound great! There may be a problem with your car's BOSE AutoPilot speed audio controls... go to the show room where you purchased your car and get into one with the same features and listen to it. Drag a sales man out to show you all the features and functions of your sound system. And that paper back book in the glove box (owners manual) and audio booklet read that too.
I'm not getting sound to my speaker from my amp. The amp lights up and it's on, everything is brand new so it shouldn't be blown. Any help?
Check different inputs (tuner, CD?) for any sound, listen for even a hiss from a tweeter or a slight "pop" when you turn on/off the amp. If there's no sign of life at all from either speaker, you might try plugging headphones in to see if there's any sound at all that way. There are sometimes multiple speaker jacks on the rear for A/B speakers, make sure if they use bare wire connectors that there are no strands of wire shorting between any of the connections and that bare copper is connecting into the connectors tightly. Wiggling them a little can help find iffy connections there. A tape monitor switch on the front panel, if switched on, will keep any other audio (like tuner, CD) from getting to the amp except as crosstalk, (a very faint musical signal). Check the wires at the speakers as well, and hook up the speakers to any other amp just to confirm that they're not broken. If all this fails, you might actually have a dead amp section (can happen from even a momentary wire shorting at the speaker connecters) even if the amp lights up and CDs act like they're playing. There are sometimes speaker switches on the front for A or B speakers, obviously if it's on the wrong set nothing will come out.You should consider photos of the front/rear panel or model numbers or some such for better advice. Also, if it's brand new, take it back where you bought it, and make them prove that it works and have them replace it if they can't get it to work! Or call the company with proof of purchase to fix it or replace it. Warranties are useful!
How can I fix the speakers on a computer with no sound?
Check your drivers. Press windows key + r and type cmd. In command prompt type devmgmt.msc and you will get your drivers. Expand the speaker driver and right click and press update.Check if your volume is not mute or right click on the speaker icon on your taskbar, click on sounds. On playback , check if there is a green tick or not, try step 1 or check sound manager in control manger.
How do I fix speakers that make a static sound only when there is no audio output?
From your description, it seems that the circuitry which detects whether or not there is audio signal coming in is faulty. Many active speaker manufacturers feel the need to implement an auto on/off feature, that you can't even bypass! I'd rather have a simple ON (I want to listen to music, even with 2 minutes of silence in between songs if I so wish) and OFF (I don't want to listen to music). Simples.Sorry, but I don't think there's anything I could recommend to fix this, apart from the usual suspects: electrolytic capacitors gone dry. If you know a bit about soldering and electronics, open up the speaker - POWER CORD DISCONNECTED - and use your nose first. Does anything smell like it's burnt? Do any components, or parts of the circuit board tracks, look charred?Then use you eyes: do any of the electrolytic capacitors (cylindrical-shaped thingies) look bloated, either at the top - it should be flat - or on the sides?If so, then jot down the values written on the side (capacity and voltage rating) and go buy some new ones.You wouldn't believe the high percentage of electronics that fail because of cheap capacitors mounted too close to heat sinks - making them go dry prematurely. Poor design.Hope this helps!
Why NO sound from my rear speakers for my Toyota Camry 1998?
1) The blue wire won't do anything. If your car is not equipped with a power antenna then it will just terminate in the harness and do nothing, don't worry about it, it has nothing to do with speakers. 2) You didn't blow your speakers. If they blew they would still be making some sort of noise, just not a good one. 3) The problem is the install. Either you did not connect the wires properly or something came loose. Check the wires coming from the reciever. See which colors are for the rear, and see where they are going. Make sure they are connecting to the same wires that the previous reciever hooked up to. As long as the wiring harness you are plugging into the factory wires is the correct one then you should just be hooking red to red, black to black, etc... If you are bypassing a harness then you will need a wiring diagram for the camry and connect the speaker wires directly. Pm me with any questions.
Denon AVR-2802 receiver not giving any sound.?
I have this receiver for 9 years now and never had a problem. One day i turn it on and no sound coming out. The speaker wires are connected to everything. Mute is off. I did everything to try to work it. It comes on fine, with the display on and everything functioning normally, but the sound. Why isn't any sound coming out of my speakers? Please help! What can I do? Thank You!!