Why is there no sound on my computer speakers but there is sound when i plug in earphones?
this sounds stupid, but I've done it: are all the volume controls up? I have volume control on my 3 speakers, on the application, AND on my keyboard... if any of those are off, I can only hear with my headphones. be sure to double check... just to be sure haha =)
Why is there no sound on my computer speakers?
1. re install the audio drivers. 2. check the audio settings in control pannel. 3. if this two steps doesn't solve the problem try changing the speaker.u don't need to buy it u can get form your friends.
No sound on my computer, but speakers sound 'on'?
This question is very vague but I will try to help you. You have determined that the speakers are on and pulling power from the information above. check the connection between the computer and the speakers to insure they are plugged in and connected to the correct port. Check to see if the volume and wave balance are set to an acceptable range. To do this right click on the speaker lanch icon at the lower right corner of your computer. by opening the volume menu you should be able to adjust the sound options. Also make sure the computer is not muted. Try a different set of speakers to see if your speakers are blown out. if all of these steps fail update the soundcard driver from the manufactures website. If all of the following procedures do not resolve the issue there is a chance thay esd has damaged your soundcard and it may need to be replaced. This of course is the last item you should check and someone with computer hardware experence should complete the install. I hope this helps you out.
There can be following issues: 1. You have kept them on mute. If so, you will see an icon of speakers in System tray besides clock on taskbar showing speakers muted. Unmute from there.2. The application that you are expecting to produce sound is having volume set to zero. e.g. You want VLC or Windows Media Player to play a sound but the volume there is set to 0.3. You do not have necessary audio drivers installed. In this scenario, you will have to download necessary drivers. For this, if you know the model number of your computer (e.g. Dell Inspiron 5521, Lenovo ideapad z510 ), go to Google and search for "*model number of computer* drivers download". You will get the link to support page of company of your PC. Download Audio driver, install it and you are good to go.If you do not know model number of your computer, you will need to get one of the driver fixing utility. But they are usually not free. So, suggestion would be to take the system to tech support shop / computer repairing shop and they will solve the problem in a few minutes.Hope this helps. :)
Why is no sound coming out of my Speakers on my computer? (Please Help)?
I Have a 2000 Compaq running windows xp. then on my computer i turn on my Altec Lansing Multimedia speakers. when i go to windows media player, ares, youtube or anything that has sound and it wont play the sound. it says "Media Error: Cannot play back the audio stream: no audio hardware is availble, or is not responding." it says that on window media player and ares. videos on youtube play but no sound. when i go to start, control panel then sound and audio device propertie, on this thing called "Microsoft Kernel Acoustic Echo Canceller and Microsoft Kernel Gs Wavetable Synthesizer" they say "Device Status:Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing." Please Somebody help me i cant stand another day without no sound on my computer. Thanks to anybody who try' to help. i would really appreciate it.
Why does my computer has no sounds is it because no speakers if is wow but i plugged in earphones?
did put up the volume from within the computer. try clicking on the speaker next to the time and see if the lever is up all the way
There is NO sound coming from my computer speakers. What is wrong?
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My computer speakers buzz or no sound at all if plugged all the way in?
Your speakers are fine if you hear static. The problem you are facing is a software issue. Try using volume control (from control panel) and adjusting the volume. If not, open every software you have installed (EVERY SINGLE ONE, YES) and turn the volume (if any) to high. If this does not work, try installing a new sound driver. (SoundMAX) If all else fails, reinstall your OS
There may be several causes. Here are some things you can do.Check if no audio devices are plugged in. I know it sounds stupid but it has happend more than once that someone left something plugged in in the back of the computerCheck if your sound is enabeld. In the taskbar, next to your time and date (if you’re using windows), there should be a volume control. Make sure it is not on mute.Check if you are using the correct playback device. Right click the volume control and click playback devices. Set whatever you want to use to default device.Note: some devices do not show up here (regular earphones for example. In that case select Speakers (its a Realtek High Definition Audio Device)Restart your computer. Sometimes the software that works with the sounds crashes/bugs out. Restarting your computer will fix this issueAdvanced: manually update your sound card driver. I will not go into explaining it here but google can do a good job at that. Don’t do this if you got no clue of what you’re doing and like a working computer.Sometimes your soundcard just dies (altough I’ve never seen that happen I know it’s possible). If the above steps do not help you and google has no further options either you’re best off bringing it to your local computer repair store. This will likely cost you around 50€.