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Computer Help? - mike - 02-02-2006
ok i cant get any sound outta my speakers i here a click when i turn them on but no sounds come out.. i reinstalled the sound software that came with the computer but nothing ..dunno what else to do any ideas?
Computer Help? - Martoch - 02-02-2006
Did this just happen out of the blue? First thing to check is your device manager for any yellow !s. Right click \'my computer\'--propterties--hardware tab--device manager. You can also remove the audio devices from there, reboot, and let Windows detect/install the drivers again.
Check for the obvious stuff like cable not plugged in all the way/loose and your volume properties for a possible mute.
Do you have integrated sound or a sound card?
EDIT: I\'m off to bed...I\'ll help ya tomorrow morning if you\'re still having issues.
Nite!
Computer Help? - mike - 02-02-2006
i checked all cables this morning and it happens everynow and then but when i log off and back on into my windows it works again everythign is turned on
Computer Help? - adamms - 02-02-2006
speakers might be going bad, or sound card
Computer Help? - Dzsturbed - 02-02-2006
Now Mike, you know what I told you to do with that computer....lol
Computer Help? - WarLocK - 02-02-2006
What type of card is it? Forget the software cd. Uninstall those drivers and reinstall new ones from their webpage. You\'ll have to go a different route if its onboard sound. When you right click My Computer, and click Manage, then Device Manager, Is there a RED X on the sound icon?
Computer Help? - Cory - 02-02-2006
if you have a creative labs soundcard then you probably got creative audio diagnostics agent...run that and it will test speakers and the card for you.