No power to my speakers in my PC Altec Lansing

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• Altec Lansing speakers

  No sound from altec lansing speakers model 221.le Running windows xp.

  Not muted. Check the pc. The speakers do not come up in the Device Manager. Thank you very much

• Speakers Altec Lansing has stopped working, the helmet works OK (Touchsmart tm2-2102TU)

  HP Dear members,

  Speakers Altec Lansing from my laptop - Touchsmart tm2 - 2102 YOU - stopped working (not), but it doesn't have such a problem with headphones. I checked after element:

  1 IDT Codec Driver - OK--> reloaded also the last film in the HP site

  2. audio settings - speakers are selected as a default device

  Kindly help to solve the problem.

  Thanks & best regards,

  Perhaps, as roll back driver (as a solution sought another post) that no would be required now, solved the problem. Thanks for your quick post.

• My speakers Altec Lansing ADA745 will work with my 530 s the new Dell Inspiron PC?

  My speakers Altec Lansing ADA745 will work with my 530 s the new Dell Inspiron PC?

  I watched updates of the audio driver for my pc and am not sure which one I need or you can even use it.

  Although "4.1" speaker systems are very common, the ADA745 should work without problems on a new system.  I have no connection to the ADA745 info but I guess it would connect everything as you are currently connected to the old PC.  New systems PC audio supports up to 7.1 speaker (with the most common 2.1 or 5.1) systems.  There is no drivers for speakers, however, you need to define the types of speakers in the control panel (e.g. article 4.1, and if this isn't an option, try the 5.1 and see if works well).   Printed with the new PC installation worksheet should detail the audio connections and if not, there is a copy of the Dell manual loaded on your PC and it has the details on the back panel connections.

  In Vista, the sound control panel is accessible by Start/Control Panel/hardware and sound/Sound.

• echo of power through my speakers to the audio system

  On June 17, 2012 I started having headaches back echo feed through my laptop (Latitude D600) speaker system, it was the first time I've ever had this problem. The first thing I did was run the Microsoft Fixit Audio Play Back. The results were no problems found. Then I ran IOBit Advanced System Care. No problem found the results. Then I opened a system audio through Control Panel, clicked on a video and worked the tools of control volume & balance read audio voice while listening to the video. Cause no effect on the problem. Then, I uninstalled and reinstalled Adobe Flash Player & Java. Results still have the problem. Extensions in Firefox extension Adblock Plus, Ghostery & WOT. Disabled Extensions Microsoft Net Framework Assistant & Zone Alarm engine research. Permit Plugins, Java Deployment Toolkit, Java platform. Disabled Plugins, Microsoft DRM, VLC Web plugin, Windows Media Player in Dynamic Link Library, & Windows Presentation Foundation. Need help on what to do next.

  Thank you Eagle Fulton

  You probably have the "listen" checked.  Listen to is like a mixer that mixes the microphone and speakers.  Set too hard, that he's giving your comments

  Course, if I knew what OS you have, I could tell you wjere is but I don't

  We are not in a position to help unless you help by providing us with as much information as possible.

  Suggestions for asking for help on a site.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555375

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_other-windows_update/what-information-to-post-in-the-Windows-Update/1467f44b-ee27-4F7D-98d7-f1c4b35b3395

• Speakers Altec Lansing does not not correctly on HP DV6000 series laptop with Vista

  in my side left hp dv6000 series computer laptop speaker does not work, but it doesn't to helmet... so please give me suggestion for this problem.

  Hi rock_89,

  First of all be sure that this isn't a hardware problem.  Also, please don't forget to update your drivers for your laptop card:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&OS=228&product=1842155

  I hope this helps!

  Debra
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• SS-tsb101 speakers 3 ohms.

  I want to drive a pair of l/r of the ss-tsb101 speakers 3 ohms with a small audio amp. Can someone tell me what power amp should I use? I can't find the rated power of these speakers. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you, [email protected].

  Hello Curt,.

  You can use amplifier with an impedance of 3 ohms 100W.
  To connect these speakers to an amplifier, the impedance or the ohms speaker side must match that of the receiver.
  Also, speaker connectors must match with that of the catch located on the amplifier speaker.

  Please mark it as "acceptable Solution" If you find this information useful.

  Kind regards
  Colby

• No sound on internal speakers in DV6000

  I have a laptop DV6-265us running MS Vista SP2.

  Recently, my speakers Altec Lansing internal has stopped working.  First of all, it was the left speaker, then both.  I thought for sure the speakers just died, so I ordered a replacement on EBay and just am and successor yesterday.  BUT, I still have no sound.  I can plug external speakers into the speaker port and they work fine.

  Now here's the strange thing.  The speaker in the tray icon works exactly as it did before.  Its does not display a red X or error at all.  I can test the sound and the Visual looks like his work, but there is nothing that comes out of loudspeakers.  I went to the Control Panel, Device Manager and there is no red Xs anywhere.  The device driver said his works very well, but I have no confidence in it, so I did a restore of the HP driver and give the original that came with the laptop.... Still nothing.

  I read the articles of troubleshooting on the HP Support pages, but nothing has worked so far.  My next step is to replace the sound card or the power button.   I'm not sure of the sound card because I don't know how its connected in speakers AND plug in external speakers work.  It of really a sup Board and seems to have only the external ports for microphone and speakers, as well as the infra-red port.  The internal speakers are plugged into the power button card and I thought that this is where the problem is maybe as putting in a new internal speaker doesn't seem to work.  The microphone is also connected on the power button, but that seems to work well.

  No one knows if I fake road with the power button?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi all

  Well believe it or not, I had my speakers work again.  Lots of hit and accuracy to get there, but its working now.  You don't have to bother with downloading drivers, I tried them all and none of them worked.  Unfortunately, it was a hardware problem, which means that you need to open your laptop.  If you are not comfortable with this, you can obtain the necessary parts and get them in a store of the computer (such as Micro Center) and see if they can change the parts to you.

  Here's what I did.

  -Changed the internal speaker Altec (did not help)

  -Changed the power button (did not see a change)

  -Changed the button of power and LED board ZIF cables (BINGO)

  I'm sure that stakeholders were not the problem, since I put the old ones back in and they work.  From what I can tell, it's the combination of the power button and the 2 ZIF cables.  I could find all these parts on EBay.  The power button has been about $ 17 and 2 ZIF (flat) cables are about $9.  Search for part # 431437-001, and you should be able to find the flat cables and the power button.  Not sure if the same manufacturer for other portable model.  Check the maintenance and Service of Guide for your model.

  If you want to DIY then I suggest you download the maintenance and the Guide Service for laptop HP Pavilion dv6000.  You can get this on the HP customer care site.  Unfortunately, that was the only help that HP has been for me.  Never had any feedback on this issue.

  Good luck.  I hope this helps.

• I have UN-plugged my speakers and replaced by headphones. Noise if the headphoens is fine. I now want to put the spekares back in, but there is no sound at all

  original title: SOUND

  I have UN-plugged my speakers and replaced by headphones. Noise if the headphoens is fine. I now want to put the spekares back in, but there is no sound at all. Can anyone help?

  So they are pregnant Dell with standard 3.5 mm USB powered plug (* and even the green port plug in as shown in the picture)?

  Therefore, the USB plugged into the port in the back of the computer for power to the speakers?  Try a different USB port - just to see if the chosen one does not provide the necessary power.

  Make sure that the speakers are turned on and the volume is turned all the top (to the right).

  Make sure that the sound output is not cut on your computer (plug in the headphones to check what you mean by them.

  Plug the 3.5 mm of the speaker to the green port on the computer (see photo above.)

  If you don't hear sound... Unplug the plug 3.5 mm and touch something metal - static electricity?  The speakers become power at all?

• The IDT pilot update = no sound from integrated speakers

  I recently bought a HP - dv6 WF536AV laptop.

  Sounds was appropriated by the built-in Altec Lansing speakers, until I updated the audio drivers through the Support of HP utility.

  Now I don't get any reading of the above speakers, but just by plugging my iPod headphones, there is audio in the headphones.

  I tried to reinstall the driver IDT Audio Support HP utility as well as a download from the Web site:

  IDT High-Definition Audio Driver 6.10.6289.0

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-86241-1 & lc = on & dlc = in & cc = us &...

  However, nothing is resolved.

  From what I've heard in various articles on the web, was that the new driver sets the helmet as the primary device for the audio output, and therefore it does not reach the speakers.

  Also, I'm sure of this fact not be a material conflict as the laptop was bought recently and I rarely used the headphone jack.

  Here are the details on my system:

  HP Pavilion dv6t customizable Notebook PC
  • Cherry
  • S window 7 Home Premium 64-bit
  Processor • Intel Core i3 - 350 M (2.26 GHz dual-core,
  3 MB Cache L3)
  • 512 MB ATI Mobility Radeon (TM) HD 5470 sw itchable graphics
  [HDMI, VGA]
  • 4GB DDR3 memory (2 Dimm) system
  • HP TrueVision Webcam and digital Microphone

  IDT High-Definition Audio Driver 6.10.6289.0

  Hardware ID:

  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_111D & DEV_7605 & SUBSYS_103C144A & REV_1004
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_111D & DEV_7605 & SUBSYS_103C144A

  Hello

  To check if the update upset part of Windows, try the following:

  Shut down the PC.  Tap away at f8 that you start the PC to bring up the Windows Recovery console.  Use the arrow keys to select Safe mode and press return.  When this mode is loaded up, click on the Start Menu, click principally made programs, click Accessories, click System Tools and run the system restore.  Choose a restore point a day before November 21 (that is to say November 20 or 19 Nov) and to restore.  When windows has restarted, see if your speakers work now.

  Looking forward to hear from you.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Connect the speakers (or Bluetooth)

  I have an iMac 27 ", using OSx 10.11.4 and I was wondering if or how I can connect speakers to the iMac (not bluetooth). Doesn't look like there is a port on the iMac to do, specifically my Altec Lansing that I used for my previous PC. But they don't small rca type connector (to the). I'm guessing that these work or not able to connect to my iMac?

  Also, I have a bluetooth wireless speaker, I can use, noticed but after I have pair it to use, if I close the bluetooth screen it "unpairs", that means to use the speaker bluetooth every time, I need to keep it open to the bluetooth screen (and just minimize it)?

  Also, on the bluetooth screen, I see a pair of speakers I can pair supposedly, who do not belong to me. I wonder if this is one of my neighbors close (I live in a condo). I don't want to try to pair it and try to use it, not knowing what might happen. I also see it says that my iMac is now detectable also, did mean others nearby can see that on their list? If so, can they do something or try to open it in some way or somehow? Sorry for these questions, I am a fairly new mac owner

  Thanks to you all!

  If your Altecs have a stereo 3.5 mm mini-plug you plug into the audio socket / headphone in the back of your iMac.

• How to check computer notebook HP Pavilion 6345us Altec speakers are original or not?

  Original title: how to check laptop HP Pavilion 6345us Altec speakers are original or not. I arranged service for my laptop of an engineer, but after the left side speaker feature does not. Please provide repair

  HP PAVILION 6345us was served by an engineer. There is no Altec Lansing Logo on plate of speakers or or speakers. Right speaker working and left side does not.

  Please provide us with compensation for the work on the left side too.

  Concerning

  Surinder

  Hi Surinder,

  You must contact the support HP in order to check if the speakers are used are original.

  HP support

  On the sound issue, you can read the following article and see if it helps.

  No sound in Windows

  Hope this information is useful.

• Speakers are not listed to choose by default.

  Original title: help! My speakers are gone!

  I need help.

  I wanted to watch a movie with a helmet, so I plugged and went to hardware and audio in the control panel.

  I selected 'disable' for speakers and 'activate' for my helmet.

  But when I came back the next day, my speakers have gone on the menu I disabled from and when I plugged in my headphones they didn't either!  the speakers are plugged into an altec lansing subwoofer-black box-thing and that is connected to the Green Lane at the rear of the hard drive and has always been. Headphones are a portable dvd player and work on a 3.5 mm jack.

  Help, please!

  Hello
   
  Connect the speakers and then follow the steps below.
   
  Method 1.
  

  Exercise the functions mentioned below to set the speakers as default:
  a. Click Start, and click Control Panel.
  b. click sound, and then a new window will open.
  (c) in the new window click on the tab 'Read' and right-click in the window and click Show disabled devices.
  d. check if the speakers are listed and then right-click on it and choose activate.
  e. Select this headset, and then click "Set as default".

   

  You can also check the methods of additional troubleshooting for any of the problems of its in the article below.
  Tips for solving common audio problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems
   
  Method 2.
  a. run a Microsoft program that automatically diagnose and repair problems with sound and audio on your Windows Vista-based computer.
  To do this, click on this link and follow the instructions:
  No sound in Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/NO_SOUND
  
  Method 3.
  You can uninstall the audio drivers completely from the Device Manager and re-install from the manufacturer's Web site.
  I would also recommend to check if there are Windows updates for this device.
  Automatically get recommended drivers and updates for your hardware
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/automatically-get-recommended-drivers-and-updates-for-your-hardware
   
   
  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Using old Dell on a new '' surround speakers

  I just bought a new Dell XPS 8500 and planned to use my old Dell surround speakers I bought with my older Dell XPS in 2005.  As one might suspect him, the color coding is not to help me.  I need advice on how to plug them in.  My old speakers have three strings, color GRAY, BLACK & YELLOW.  My new XPS has six input jacks audio in the back in two rows of three.  The colors on the catches are GRAY, BLACK, ORANGE and RED, GREEN, BLUE.  What should I do?

  Thank you

  Lloyd

  Since no one answered my questiom, I tried to connect my old ADA995 Dell speakers (Altec Lansing) for my Dell XPS 630i system. Everything seems to work. Here are the links I used:

  The ADA995 has 3 entrances.

  1. Center & subwoofer (yellow)

  2. before left & right channel (green)

  3 channel left & right rear (black)

  The XPS360i has these outputs.

  1 surround his (black) connector

  2, taken headphone/line-out (green)

  3 side surround connector (Silver)

  4. Center connector subwoofer/LFE (orange)

  The connections I used were Yelllow > Orange, black > green and green > Silver.

  As far as I know, six audio ports on the XPS 8500 have the same color code.

  Chip

• Connecting the speakers

  Hello. I have a Dell, impressive Altec Lansing ADA995 THX 5.1 audio system of survey and I'm trying to understand whether it is possible to connect this sound system for my laptop? If Yes, what is the best way to go to maintain high sound quality? Thank you!

  Hello. It depends on what model of laptop you have, as there is a lot of variation between models. If you have a model with 3 audio jacks then you should be able to use the speakers. I would like to know the complete model name and give you the instructions to configure it for 5.1 audio output.

  If you have a laptop with only an audio port unique helmet then you will need to get a usb sound card that has 5.1 audio jacks in order to use the speakers.