Audio Trouble shooting check list - page2Diy-Computer-Repair can help!Check list:First the hardware and driver, is it installed? With out even opening
any programs you can tell if it is a hardware/driver problem by looking at the
task bar: do you see the speaker by the clock?
Yes? then it maybe a hardware/driver problem.
Go to Sound, video and game controllers. Expand the menu by clicking on the + sign. You have device installed: Right click on the device name; go to properties, on the General tab two lines are of interest: In the "Device status:" "This device is working properly" and In the "Device usage:" "Use this device (enable)" If these two items are ok then go to the Properties page, click on the Audio Devices, a new page will open; look at the three lines, one says: "Use audio features on this device" it should be checked. If the other two are selected remove the checks and check "Use audio features on this device". Click apply, ok, then go to the speaker on the task bar and test the sound by changing the volume. Fixed? Yes? Done! You did very well! Do It yourself Computer Repair Books and E-Books Index
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