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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?

• 750SE HP Envy: envy 750 built-in speakers not recognized

  Just today, pulled up a whole new craving 750 SE Tower (not an all-in-one) which the specs say has "integrated speakers" and he has Bang & Olufsun order healthy but find everything what I have said that no speakers are connected.  I loaded all the Windows updates and the updated and all updates (including Realtek Audio Driver) via HP Support Assistant.

  They do not work at the beginning or after the upgrade to Windows 10.

  How to use internal speakers?

  OK, so now, after you open the tower case, there no speakers in there.  Your marketing materials is clearly wrong.

  Audio specs say 'built-in speakers.   This isn't a BIG deal that I have speakers (a big box of them to various courses of PC) but I have boought some of you if your material has been correct.  It is a PC, not an entertainment system - I have no need of boxes of serious and other extremes.  I just used two simple speakers that you can not hardly more.

  Thus, N E V E R M I N D!

• His monitor with built-in speakers

  Hello
  I have an Optiquest Q7 monitor with built-in speakers.  I used to get a sound from the built-in speakers with my XP computer.  I recently upgraded to a computer with Vista 64 bit.  However, I no longer get sound through the built-in speakers.  I tried to sound in the control panel and disabled the exclusive mode in the Advanced Options tab.  Any thoughts on what may be the problem?
  Thanks in advance,
  Eco

  Hi EaswarS,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  First check if the internal PC speaker has by default.

  1. click on Start, type Sound in the search field and select Sound from the list when it becomes available

  2. check that the device audio speakers is set as the default device and is activated

  NOTE: If the audio peripheral speakers isn't in the list, right-click anywhere on the playback of the Audio window tab, then select options Show disconnected devices and Show disabled devices .

  3. If the sound from speakers option is disabled, right click on speakersand then select Activate .

  The sound should now be restored. If the device audio speakers still does not work properly, check if the audio device is enabled in the Device Manager.

  Step 2: Check if the audio device is enabled in the Device Manager

  If there is no sound from the speakers, follow the steps below to determine the State of the sound hardware in Device Manager.

  1. click on Start, type device in the search box, and then select Device Manager from the list.

  2. click on audio, video and game controllers to expand the list of audio devices installed on the computer.

  4. determine if the audio device in question is enabled or disabled.

  ·         If an arrow appears on the volume icon, the audio device is disabled. Go to the audio driver update.

  ·          If a down arrow is not displayed on the volume icon, the audio device is turned on. Go to verify that the audio device is enabled in the Device Manager.

  5. right click on the name of the audio device and then click Activate. If the problem persists, then follow step 6.

  6. right click on the device name, select Propertiesand then displays the message in the device status field. The device status field contains either:

  A message that contains most troubleshooting for your specific device information.

  Or

  A message indicating that the device is functioning properly.

  Step 3: Install an updated audio driver

  1. click on Start, type device in the search box, and then select Device Manager from the list.

  2. click on sound, video and game in the Device Manager window controllers.

  3. right click on the name of the audio device listed under sound, video and game controllersand then click Update driver software.

  You can also visit the manufacturer's Web site and download the latest 64 bit Vista compatible drivers.

  For more information, please visit the following links:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• I have built in speakers of my laptop and I recently accidentally uninstalled them how can I reinstall them?

  I have built in speakers of my laptop and I recently accidentally uninstalled them how can I reinstall them? Please tell me in detail, but if it's simple, so I can do it myself

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  Make a right click the small speaker double click - reading devices - speakers (if not displayed then
  Click in the main box on the Read tab - show disabled right devices)-the general
  tab - use of the device - use this device (enabled)

  View showing the speaker the screen and if necessary to display disabled devices.

  

  -General tab - use of the device - screen display use this device (enabled)

  

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• 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!

• Built-in speakers don't work no =)

  My problem is that my laptop's built-in speakers do not work. The only time I hear is when I plug the headset in there. Is there a way can I fix?

  In addition, see the following Microsoft article and follow the steps to solve the problem:

  No sound in Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows

  Hope this information helps.

• a 520-1010: built-in speakers do not work on a 520-1010

  Speakers plugged into USB ports work, but I can not the built in speakers to work.

  Here is the installation instructions.  Start by looking at the section to adjust the Speaker Volume

• No audio from built-in speakers after installing Vista SP1 HELP!

  Hello

  I just installed vista service pack 1 on my inspiron 6400, but do get all the sounds from my built-in speakers, the icon in the lower right corner said only: "No Audio output device installed.

  After looking in my device under sound Manager, video and game controllers my "IDT HD Audio CODEC" has a yellow warning triangle and under properties says device cannot start.

  Can someone help me get my sound somehow.

  Thanks Jwhighdown

  
  

• 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.

  

• Reading by headset and built-in speakers

  Hi all

  I have a laptop Dell Inspiron 15 (Inspirion 3521-3829) running Windows 8.1 and I want to play through the two sounds via headphones and the built-in Laptop speakers. Now when I plug in a headset all sounds automatically both helmet and no built in speakers. I can't find a setting to change this anywhere in Windows.

  I have posted in forum Windows 8 this question and I got a response saying that there is an option in the Realtek HD Audio Manager either mute (default) or not to cut the speakers when a headset is plugged in. However the screen shot that accompanies this response looked nothing like what I have on my laptop. I tried to reinstall my Realtek Audio driver, but nothing has changed.

  The original thread is located in the: http://www.eightforums.com/sound-audio/62571-playback-audio-through-both-inbuilt-external-speakers.html

  If anyone knows how to get playback audio through two speakers and plug headphones, would be great.

  Thank you.

  wpbdry

  I have posted in forum Windows 8 this question and I got a response saying that there is an option in the Realtek HD Audio Manager either mute (default) or not to cut the speakers when a headset is plugged in.

  Hello. Which may or may not be correct, however the Dell laptops do not have a Realtek Audio Manager. Instead, you get a Manager Audio from Dell, which seems to be based on the Realtek Manager, but is much less useful.

  I don't know of a way for you to do what you want.

• 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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• Xbox connected to the HDMI port, the only problem being transmitted through the built-in speakers is extremely strong, o change the volume but not succession

  original title:

  Hi all
  I desperately need help. I recently bought a touchscreen "All-in-one" PC "Packard Bell OneTwo M.
  I plugged my Xbox via HDMI port to the rear and the visuals are great, the only problem I have is volume transmitted through the built-in speakers is very strong, I used the keys function keyboard to try to change the volume but no succession, the remote that I have provided with the PC has also volume buttons but them seems to change the volume of my digital TV which is also integrated in.
  Any help is appreciated
  Concerning

  Hello

  You can adjust the volume on your computer by following the steps in the link below:

  Adjust the sound level on your computer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/adjust-the-sound-level-on-your-computer

  It will be useful.

• 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.

• 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.

• Satellite Pro C850-15 t - how to disable the built-in speakers?

  I have a problem with my speakers. When I plug something like a helmet or a PA system speakers may stop working.

  I can hear both speakers, I mean the headphones does not work properly and the speakers as well. Can someone help me?

  Hello

  Usually, this should work automatically and when the external device is connected loudspeakers must be turned off.

  In any case, I do not know if this will help but try it.
  Open Control Panel and Manager Realtek HD Audio. I hope that you have it here.
  If Yes check it please, if you see the symbol small yellow folder on the upper right corner. Click on it and check the option to enable auto popup dialog box when the unit is plugged.

  Next time when you connect an external device choose option helmet and confirm with OK.
  That s how it works on my machine.