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• Tecra A8, WinXP SP2 - number with built-in speakers

  Hello

  I know that this issue has been brought on several times, but I can't find a solution.
  I recently inherited a Toshiba Tecra A8. Problem is: the built-in speakers can't seem to work, but the sound is fine on speakers headphones or external. Speakers used to work at a certain time in the past, but the former owner cannot tell me what caused the change suddenly.

  Here's what I did, chronologically, after going through several forums:

  -SP3 was installed when I got the computer. I tried to go back to SP2.
  -J' reinstalled XP (due, machine was too slow). SP2 came with the installation CD.
  -J' installed two XP patches that were supposed to solve the problem: KB835221 and KB888111
  -J' I re-installed the Realtek HD Audio codec
  -J' I always try to inhibition/reactivate after all that I do, even before or after a reboot.

  Here's what I can tell so far:

  -Its icon is present on the system tray. All volumes are up, either on the Windows audio Manager or the Realtek one.
  -I have no BACK beeps.
  -I'm still in SP2. Tried to move to SP3 (on this new installation of XP, of course).
  -Until I have reinstall Realtex HD Audio, the "in-house" option listed under "Audio i/o" has been shown, but I couldn't access it. After reinstalling, it is simply gone.

  I think that's about it. I came across the same solutions on various forums or discussion groups. I've been looking for two days now, nothing helps. The computer has never been dropped or damaged, and since then, it seems that many people experience (d) the same problem as mine, I'm sure this isn't a hardware problem. Well, I hope this isn't.

  So there. I invite you, no, please use your magic and a flawless, absolute solution which will give back me the joy of listening to Justin Bieber in peace. Or something else.

  Thanks in advance!

  Toshiba Tecra A8
  Windows XP Pro 2002
  SP2

  Intel Core 2
  T5500 1.66GHz

  What you did was right, but I m missing more important information: y at - it the same problem when you install original recovery image and test with the factory settings? If yes then we can say this isn't a hardware problem.
  Now, we can only speculate if there can be unwanted hardware. Is that sound card works correctly, but somehow your internal speakers are disabled.

  Reason is little mixer port audio jack. Maybe they are blocked somehow. Who knows?

• Comments on the USB keyboard with built-in speakers

  Logic 10.0.5

  Casio CDP USB-120

  MacBook Pro

  OS X 10.11.5

  Mid-2010, 4GB

  When I running logic, and I turn on my keyboard that is connected through the USB port, I have notes very strong play in my speakers of digital pianos. Looks like octave A A-1 and A-0, if my middle C is C3.  It's not that exactly, but it's the closest, I can get to describe. Sometimes whenever I reached the record. It happens that one time and then slowly fades as if I cling to the sustain pedal. I looked through the Advanced preferences of logic, as well as the audio MIDI on my computer, however I don't really know what I'm looking for.

  If someone has had this problem and know how to fix it?

  First of all, if you're on OS X 10.11.5, must REALLY be run LPX 10.2.2 seriously.  Also update you driver/software Casio to a compatible version of El Capitan.  Maybe previous versions of LPX in El Capitan is not as stable.

  In regards to your urgent problem, I would look at the hardware keyboard, what are the parameters?  Logic is not send anything 'out' on the keyboard, unless you play something back.

• Monitors with speakers?

  One of the HP monitors have loudspeakers built-in and audio output ports that can connect to external speakers?

  Hello

  Check this box:

  http://www.NexTag.com/HP-monitors-with-built-in-speakers/products-HTML

  I think not only considered the monitor speakers is a good idea, you need many cables aound except pass by wireless. Just buy a monitor with speakers builtin (many brands autour).

  Kind regards.

• Series 500-700z HP Envy: envy 23 monitor with Beats Audio

  Hello

  Could someone explain to me what is Audio Beats?  There are controls on the bottom right of my screen for audio, to increase or decrease.  I was led to believe that the sound came across the screen somehow, but after that I put my computer, there is no sound until I plugged my own Dell speakers.

  When I bought the computer, I have not bought speakers because the seller has made me believe that the sound came across the screen.  I see the controls on the screen, but I have no idea what audio Beats is, or how it works, and if I needed speakers, someone should have sure I knew that, wouldn't you?

  Any information would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Sandie Knapp

  Hi there @Sandielynne,
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! I understand that you are looking for more information on Beats Audio. I'm happy to help you with this.

  Please see the following: Beats Audio HP's: said

  As for sound, it really varies from one system to the other. There are some displays with built-in speakers, and others are not. In general if you're a fan of his, so it is best to get a good pair of speakers, as those usually included with computers and laptops is the basis.

  Please let me know how it works for you and if it does not solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• Help his Mac Mini? Connected to monitor w / sound coming from monitor. I tried speaker external buffering in the back of the unit and still get only his monitor speakers.

  Help his Mac Mini? Connected to monitor w / sound coming from monitor. I tried speaker external buffering in the back of the unit and still get only his monitor speakers.

  How is the monitor connected?

  Are to connect the speakers to the headphone 3.5 mm? And not the line-in jack 3.5?

  If you go to System Preferences > sound > you can select the speakers/headphones output?

• His only problem in window 7 but headphones, built-in speakers are work orders.

  I have a same problem but the difference is that the sound is good on the built-in speakers, but not on the same headphones headset icon does not appear in the list. Please help me solve this problem

  Check if the headphones are disabled, do a right click the sound icon, go to playback devices, then right-click in the middle of the list in the window that pops up and ensure that the ' see the disabled devices "and"show disconnected devices"is checked. so if something is disabled, right click and click Activate.

• DV7T-4100 no noise at all - w / Built in speakers, headphones or using the HDMI to the TV connection

  Hello and thank you in advance for any help provide you.

  DV7T-4100 w/processor i5 M460

  Product ID: WW189AV

  Home Premium to Windows 7 (64-bit)

  My laptop has no sound at all - built in speakers, headphones, even when not connected to my TV via the HDMI port (which is a separate conductor).

  2 weeks ago, all the sounds worked. I look at the (and listen to) the videos to youtube using my headphones. I stopped a video and used my laptop until the next day. There isn't any installs or updates applied I know. The next day, I closed Youtube and play words with friends and there was no noise. I restarted the laptop and still no sound.

  I have read and worked through many processes and patches found on this and other forums, but did not get his job. Also I tried to restore my laptop fails for before this issie but my restore points (corrupted).

  Drivers: The two drivers are present and state that they do not work correctly - this is the current version

  ATI high definition Audio Device Date 06/05/2010 Ver 7.11.0.7706

  IDT High Definition Audio Codec Date 17/06/2010 Ver 6.10.6289.0

  I uninstalled (checked delete the driver for this device) and reinstalled several times.

  I uninstalled, shutdown, removed power and battery, which is held from the Start button / stop for 30 seconds and then the and let it reinstall the drivers (they installed automatically when starting, I was not able to run the sp50642.exe I downloaded).

  I also used the HP recovery tool and reinstalled the drivers to factory default

  I run Microsofts problem finder and reports everything works.

  I checked there is no settings enabled or disabled. When I test the speakers 'Sound and headphones' properties, I get "could not play the test tone".

  FYI - I did not update the BIOS but I checked and mine is the updated F.29 version but the date is more than 14 days, then the download version of the SP55299.

  I appreciate any assistance troubleshooting, you may need to provide. Please let me know any other info I can provide. Thank you

  Hi JSHEP500,

  I suggest that you perform a backup and restore to an earlier date when the sound worked. Here is a document for using Microsoft System Restore (Windows 7) which explains how to go back to a previous restore point.

  If this does not resolve your problem, you will need to recover Windows 7 operating system using Microsoft Windows Backup and Restore.

  I hope that this helps, please let me know how it goes.

  Thank you and have a great day!

• S2716dg - built-in speakers do not work

  I got a new S2716dg for Christmas. It took some adjustments, but now I love it (the gamma is much too high out of the box).

  Just one problem, the built-in speakers don't work at all. I have correctly set the audio source and reinstalled the Nvidia drivers with no luck. I can plug the headphones on the monitor and hear the sound, but the speakers do not work.

  I tried to call telephone technical support, but the tag of express service for this monitor does not work if the time-out to have my abandoned call was twice as long. Is there a way I can call directly for assistance to the Canada without having to go through the routing of calls?

  See the S2716DG User Guide. The S2716DG not built in speakers.

  Audio output port side is only for headphones. OSD (On Screen Display) - Audio only adjust the headphone volume.

  

  The bottom line audio output port is for external speakers.

  

• HP f1703 monitor and Harman/Kardon speakers

  I have a HP f1703 monitor who is about nine years old.  It is different from the picture on the site of HP support for this model number - mine has no built-in speakers.  It came bundled with a pair of Harman/Kardon speakers that draw power from the display itself (no separate power supply).

  A few days earlier, when my machine using XP, the monitor suddenly began to blink between a black screen and the desktop.  It's a constant nod.  She continues to do so when the VGA cord is not attached and connected to a second desktop computer.  I used a spare of same amperage power cable and it continues to blink.  It seems safe to say that the monitor is ruined.  If there is some simple troubleshooting tips, I would greatly appreciate them.

  But my main question is this: given that the speakers are not come with a separate power supply, is it safe to use the power supply to the monitor with them?  The Jack fits perfectly and when it is plugged into an outlet, there is no intererence, crackling or anything like that.  I don't want to fry my card sound or motherboard.

  The model number on the speakers is HP 5187-2105.  The rated power is DC 12V 1a.

  Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Hello FireDragon,

  It is an interesting case. I found the speakers online through Amazon, while they are sold separately without the monitor and it comes with a power supply. What I can't find is the power supply is.

  That being said, I can't say for 100% certainty that power can be used, I think that you should not have problems if.

  I would also say that (and it is probably not the answer you want to hear) speakers can be relatively cheap and you may be better off just buying a new set of speakers.

• I have an asus laptop with built-in bluetooth, but I can't perform simple tasks like connecting with another device like a helmet, for example.

  I have an asus laptop with built-in bluetooth. I hit the bluetooth button at the top near the power button, nothing happens and when I go to bluetooth menu manually, click bluetooth settings NOTHING product! All I want to do is sync my headset with my laptop! I did all the bases to find out the headphones, but my computer can't locate!

  Hello

  Hardware devices not detected or does not work - a Mr Fixit
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/hardware_device_problems

  The problems with Bluetooth devices
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-Bluetooth-enabled-devices

  Set up a Bluetooth compatible device
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-up-a-Bluetooth-enabled-device

  The problems with Bluetooth devices
  http://207.46.197.98/Windows/en-in/help/11a74104-645D-40D4-b933-bde5d15537bb1033.mspx

  How to set up a Bluetooth connection
  http://www.vista4beginners.com/how-to-setup-a-Bluetooth-connection

  The Bluetooth item in Control Panel on a Windows Vista SP2 computer does not work as expected
  When you click the item
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/960531/en-us

  If you need drivers try the support site for the manufacturer of your system and/or the site of the manufacturer of the real device.

  BluetoothView is a small utility that runs in the background and monitor the activity of Bluetooth technology
  devices around you. For each detected Bluetooth device, it displays the following information:
  The device name, address Bluetooth, Major Device Type, minor device Type, first detection time,
  Last detection time and more. BluetoothView can also warn when a new Bluetooth device
  is detected, by displaying a balloon in your bar tasks or playing a little beep. -FREE http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/bluetooth_viewer.html

  BluetoothCL is a small console application that transforms all differential of bluetooth devices detected in
  the standard output. For each Bluetooth device, the following information is displayed: MAC
  Address, name, Major Device Type, minor device Type and possibly the name of the company of
  the device (if the external file of MAC addresses - oui.txt is provided) - FREE
  http://www.NirSoft.NET/utils/bluetoothcl.html

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• 4 monitors with X 220?

  Yes, Yes, I know.  But it seems that the new X 220 will be robust enough and even if it is the bridge of the integrated graphics, sand looks promising.

  The configuration of my favorite would be to use ports, displayport and vga on the ban for two of the monitors, and then two more connected by USB using a device such as the EVGA UV more (which as I understand it uses a compression chip to deliver graphics by USB but still used the computer resources to treat the graphics).

  Another possibility, if necessary, would be to connect an external PCIe ExpressCard port hunts and use an external graphics card true.

  All monitors are 1920 x 1080.  I will not use productivity applications, except that I can play full-motion video on one of the external monitors (which I'll plug on the displayport).

  So am I on crack?  When you set up the laptop, what is more important to max out?  RAM?  Processor?  The two equally important?

  Thank you for your understanding.

  Thoughts of display technology:

  The displayport interface is supposed to offer the support of multiple monitors by itself with an adapter. Look at the displayport technology and see if it will work for you. I had trouble finding monitors with displayport well. I think that a group of suppliers have agreed to remove the VGA port in the future. You should probably look into that as well.

  Choice of hardware warranty thoughts:

  One thing to remember, the Lenovo warranty applies only to Lenovo hardware purchase or authorized retailer. Parts such as memory, hard drives, wifi cards, etc... (guaranteed batteries are a special case). Certainly, some companies hard drive offers its own guaranteed, and it may be the case even for memory as well. Just be careful to not voiding your warranty of Lenovo computer if you decide to tinker with after purchase.

  Intel HD Graphics thoughts:

  According to a 220 video x, the second generation, I have carrots is supposed to be twice as fast graphics wise like the first generation I have carrots. Unfortunately, I don't have a second generation, I have Core x 220 mobile, but I have a first generatrion I top level x 201 Core i7 - 620 M (). Netflix HD Streaming works well at 1080 p on a 60 Hz. DVD screen and BluRays are working well to 1080 p on a 60 Hz. display HD Cameras are good as well that Microsoft has finally fixed mine. With a few new games, the x 201 is a little bit short meeting that minimum listing some on high end games. I don't see a problem with graphically work art packages. Video editing and programming of business applications should not be a problem either. Presentations on the VGA port with some projectors may have some problems. Give yourself pletty of the time of the installation if you have not used the front projector. The spotlight will not be a problem with the x 220.

  Thoughts of discrete graphics:

  I think that high-end desktop graphics are crazy and ridiculous now. Consumption requirements is like having two separate computers. Do not forget, that most of the highend stuff takes two LONG slits of a desktop machine. There are liquid cooled by a slot options, but mainly things like using too much power. That apply to your laptop, and you'd probably need to carry a car battery to do the job. The 220 x is not a portable game uber kind of stuff requires a lot more circuits and cooling systems. The 220 x is in the ultraportable category.

  Thoughts of operating system:

  I think that Windows 8 may be available next year some time. It is supposed to support chips ARM based in addition to what we have now. Looks like a hairball 32-bit, 64-bit and now ARM.

  Thoughts of external Port:

  Port Thunderbolt Intel looks like a winner for external speed in the future. Port Thunderbolt Intel is assumed initially twice as fast in the Port of USB 3.0 and increase from there in the future. Maybe a 221 x would get the Port Thunderbolt Intel in the future, but I don't know about it.

  Other ideas of calculation:

  Waiting always seems to give a better option for the calculation, but then again your not to make any progress in the meantime. I just helped my mother buy a Thinkpad Edge of a store selling retail knowing that the second generation I have carrots go roll. She had to get up to speed on Thinkpad T43 was just too slow and the CPU fan was wrong. The computer on which she had lived a hard life for several years. I know how she uses the computer and 2 x improved graphic speed would not really important to her. She made a bargain for $750, and it is easier to transfer his stuff with two work computers.

  Overall thoughts:

  If you're going to order CTO, Max the processor, memory and hard disk preferences. Examine the wireless options, Intel wireless display seems to fancy and Nice, but if you don't use it, there is not much value until sell you it to someone who does not want to use it. Close look at the CPU options as well, if you are running the virtual machine software, you can see Intel Ark pages to get the right CPU. If you want to run the drive encryption, Intel Ark may be useful for this page as well. Large amounts of RAM means that you could probably ditch the Windows 7 pagefile on the hard drive. I don't have a Windows 7 pagefile on my machine, and I do not miss. I don't think that the new battery slice that snaps at the bottom of the laptop will spread for the 220 x. Most probably the normal battery or one extended would be preferable. A docking station is pretty painless and works well for me. Still, I haven't that K 1 Blu - Ray recorder so.

  Have fun and don't forget of the availability of the online chat with sales or the number of phone sales as well.

• T5565 two monitors with RDP

  I use light customer T5565 for access to the server terminal server. I use image Thinpro T6X43202 Rev 1 (June 6, 2013). When we connect with two monitors Office spans both screens, as if it were a single monitor. It is a big problem because staff can maximize windows without that it spans both screens. Is there a fix out there for this. When I connect with two monitors with a computer dekstop both monitors are working fine. I read forums where people run linux commands to install Freerdp to work around this problem, but I can already see the FreeRDP on the thin client. I want to get a standardized solution to do this, not a single solution not supported. If anyone can help? Thank you!

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• Using two 2 monitors with Windows 7

  I try to use 2 monitors with windows 7 for my wife can work at home connected to the workstation via the vpn.  We are able to use two screens while workinig offline (for example. Able to drag and use programs from one screen to another).  However when it is connected to his work station we are not able to drag and use both programs on different screens.

  On Fri, 24 Sep 2010 12:53:35 + 0000, Safert39 wrote:
   
  > I try to use 2 monitors with windows 7 for my wife can work at home connected to the workstation via the vpn.  We are able to use two screens while workinig offline (for example. Able to drag and use programs from one screen to another).  However when it is connected to his work station we are not able to drag and use both programs on different screens.
   
   
   
  Right. If I understand what you're saying, you can
  not do it.
   
   
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  Ken Blake
   

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• SX20 and SX10 recommended for small Display built-in speakers using conference rooms

  Hello

  IM planning to deploy a few small rooms of meeting using SX20 and SX10 codecs, I was wondering if someone could give me a few key points to consider:

  1. display recommendation, beautiful built-in speakers, low delay (goog with codec echo cancellation performance), I want to use a 60-70 inch Led TV (not yet defined which brand and model), I would like to receive feedback on beautiful poster with nice audio performance and echo cancellation performance according to your experience.

  2. What are the disadvantages of using SX20 and SX10 bigger meeting room maybe 10 or 12 people?

  3. when to use an external microphone? or when is recommended to only use the internal mic?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Best regards, have a nice day!

  1. Pretty much no matter what modern screen should work - different people will have different ideas on the question of whether the speakers are all good, you must listen to a few yourself and make up your community what you think is "better".  Echo cancellation can be changed manually on the codec to adapt the display if necessary (rather than leave it on "auto" which, put in our facilities, has caused more trouble than it's worth).
  2. The main disadvantage of using the SX10 or the least expensive of the range of the SX20s, is the camera and zoom.  In a larger room, you won't get a good closer with a camera 2.5 x.  I would say for a larger room, you look at the 12 x cameras.
  3. As a general rule - use additional microphones when you can't get someone in a radius of 3 m one of the other pickups.  So in a larger room, you may need to much.

  Wayne
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