NO sound on internal speakers on HP DV6000 after upgrading Windows XP to Windows 7

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• 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.

• HP dc7900SFF - Intel Core 2 of: 10 Windows - no sound on internal speakers

  Hello
  
  I upgraded to Windows 7 to 10 and now have sound on internal No.
  speakers. I tried to update the audio driver which is updated but it is still
  No sound.
  The external speaker is fine.
  Ideas please
  
  HP dc7900SFF - Intel Core 2 Duo E8400, Intel Q45 Express chipset
  HP dc7900CMT - Intel Quad Core Q9400, Intel Q45 Express chipset
  HP dc7900SFF - Intel Dual Core E5200, Intel Q45 Express chipset
  HP dc7800CMT - Intel Pentium Dual Core E2200, Intel Q35 Express chipset

  Hello:

  I used the audio driver Soundmax of W7 on the dc7900 support page and it worked very well.

  You must install, restart the PC, go to the icon of black soundmax Control Panel and check the multi streaming.

  Restart the PC, go to control panel, hardware and sound > sound > manage audio devices, and then select speakers as the default value.

• Satellite A300D - 14 d - no sound on internal speakers

  Hey, I'm sorry for my bad English.

  I just restored my Satellite A300D - 14 d to its default settings. If all the drivers and software are as I bought the laptop. The sound worked fine but after restarting the computer laptop 2 or 3 times because of the Windows Vista updates, the its all just disappeared. The internal speakers are pregnant harman/kardon.

  If I plug my headphones everything works fine, but I want to listen to the music via the internal speakers. If I unplug my headphones but there is no of his coming through the laptop speakers, I hear nothing.

  I tried his last card drivers form the home page of the support from toshiba for the A300D - 14 d, without a succsess.

  Need help pls!

  Hi Schurik,

  Have you verified that the windows audio settings? Usually in driver audio, you can switch between the audio output on speakres internal and external speakers (headphone).
  Check this box!

  What service pack for Vista is installed? More recent SP2 is installed?

• Satellite L350 - no sound on internal speakers

  A few months ago the internal speakers fell silent. The laptop had been in hibernation. The pledge of speakers at the bottom of the page will still go up and down just no sound. The sound is ok when I plug in external speakers.
  The sound came back a number of times when I was in gaming.gambling sites. However, once I restart the laptop, it's back to no sound. I did the checking amoderne on windows 7 sites and he said everthing is working fine/uptodate. I installed the proposed pilot realtrek toshiba website, but nothing helped.
  This seems to be a common problem with laptops Tosbiba watching different help sites.

  Suggestions please...

  To be honest I don t understand why you think that exact this question must be a problem on Toshiba laptops.

  Your old L350 came with Vista and it would be interesting to know if the same thing will happen with original Toshiba (Vista) recovery image.
  On this virtual path, it is not easy to say what the problem may be and all this you can do first is to check all the sound settings.

  If I understand you just sound back time in time (gaming.gambling sites). Can you confirm this?

• Sound from internal speakers past (iMac 21.5 mid-2011, Yosemite 10.10.5)

  Last week, exactly after I unplugged my headphones, the sound from the internal speakers went and I don't understand how to solve this problem, please help.

  Sound still works when I connect my headset (or other device) to the audio output.

  Sound still works when I connect to my USB external sound card.

  Internal speakers still work (I can hear the start-up tone when I turn on the machine).

  In preferences / system I see "Digital output" instead of "internal speaker".

  Volume buttons do not work,

  Audio output leddoes not light.

  I tried:

  -Reset the PRAM,

  -SMC reset,

  -' sudo killall coreaudiod ".

  -repair disk permission

  screenshot:

  Plug and remove the headphones.

  If you see the red light in the headphone port, plug the headphones

  in and o ut of time port 5 or 6 to swing the microphone inside.

  Audio output can be blocked using digital technology.

• "Tinny" sound from internal speakers Dell XPS 1645

  I got my Dell XPS 1645 for about 4-5 years so maybe it's just a problem of wear.

  I am running Chrome and watch a stream on twitch.tv August 23 to about 75% volume level when there was a sharp fall in terms of audio quality; now everything seems thin / no bass/distortion plus silent.

  Audio performance was great before this event and always beautiful with headphones (this is the internal speakers which are reached).

  To clarify, the sound is muffled or spindly; It is not a noise or interference and the volume settings have not been changed as to cause this effect to my knowledge.

  I tried all the solutions I could find but I would like to know if there is something I don't understand!

  I uninstalled the IDT drivers and reinstalled from the dell site and other sites, I tried to use the default Microsoft drivers.

  I ran the Diagnostics Dell PC Checkup trials; speakers pass.

  I've disabled the improvements and messed around with properties of speaker without result.

  Speakers can still go to 100% flight (of course, this sounds horrible). Also, I have never historically played audio at levels like that nor I had problems with the audio in the past.

  I blew my speakers? Is there a loose connection? More important is there anything I can try or do? I prefer not having to pay massive amounts of replacements because it will mean probably deserting me a ship from Dell for good and get a nice update!

  Hello. The Studio XPS 1645 model had a "subwoofer". He has probably stopped working on your device. If you want to replace or are looking for a loose connection, you can get the service manual with instructions for the page documents Studio 1645, and the play itself is going for $5-10 on ebay.

• No sound on internal speakers

  I can't hear any sound on my internal speakers, I hear everything on my headset and Bluetooth and HDMI, but when I turn on the laptop that I hear it come on, but when I connect I hear nothing, I tried everything, troubleshooting does not detect it, I have re-installed drivers three times, I even did research several times and I also messed with the audio playback settings. I don't know what to do. even, I opened my laptop to disconnect and reconnect my speakers. they work perfectly but not when I connect

  I have a HP EliteBook 8530w, installed with Windows 7 Ultimate Mobile Workstation

  Hello

  Welcome to Microsoft Community forum.  Let me help you with your concern.

  Method 1: I suggest you to restore the default values of the speakers and check if that can solve this problem.

  Control Panel/sound/speakers/properties/advanced/restore default.

  Method 2:

  I suggest you try to use the Audio playback problems troubleshooting to solve the problem. Click on the link below.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-playing-audio-Troubleshooter

  Method 3: Click here to diagnose and repair problems with the noise and acoustics

  Tips for solving common audio problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems

  Method 4: Check the speaker appears under playback devices

  1. Right click on the speaker on your taskbar icon, and select "playback devices".

  2. In the empty space, right-click and select both "Show disconnected/Disabled Devices.

  3. Check if you see your headset in the playback device.

  4. If you see, then right-click on it and choose activate.

  5. As the audio output device by default, set your speaker.

  I hope this helps. If you need help with Windows, let us know and will be happy to help you.

• No sound from internal speakers

  I have an Asus A53S laptop series that I recently installed Windows 7 Home Premium on.

  I can't sound playing through the internal speakers.
  I installed the codecs Realtek Audio (drivers?), but that did not fix the problem.
  The sound plays through my helmet and the bar of his small jumps when I try to change the level of volume with or without a helmet, so I think that the computer recognizes that the speakers are installed, it also allows me to change the settings on the speakers via the menu of playback devices. I'm puzzled. Any ideas?

  Hi Sparkplug94 and IndigoTal,

  If you have not already the case, make sure that all audio devices are active in the BIOS.

  * Modification of the BIOS / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk

• 23 - c010xt envy: internal speakers continue to work after plugging in the speakers external or headphones

  I got this computer for years with no problems. I use external speakers connected to the audio jack on the back. Once you plug in external speakers (or headphones), the internal speakers are disabled as expected.

  Last night my PC automatically installed the anniversary of Windows Update (update feature Windows 10, 1607 version). After this update, now my two internal speakers and external speakers are working at the same time! I can't turn off the internal speakers without also turning off my external speakers. The volume affects both sets of speakers as well. I tried to disable audio and re-clearance but that did not help.

  How can I go back to my original audio behavior where connect speakers external (or headphones) to the rear Socket 3.5 mm would automatically turn off the internal speakers? Thank you.

  Diameter of thank you!

  I couldn't select no other devices in reading or recording tab becuse it is said that they are "not connected". Update drivers, said that later I have already.

  But when I checked the other post, he fixed it! Now I get only audio speakers again... just like before and how it was supposed to be. Thanks again.

  Windows 10. So I did some research on a Microsoft support forum and I found this solution:

  • Access the device driver software manager - right click on IDT high definition audio CODEC - updated.
  • Choose "Browse my computer for driver software" - choose "Let Me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.
  • Select "High Definition Audio Device" (not IDT high def...)  This is important) and click Next. You get a warning message but answer 'yes '.
  • Once windows have updated driver software, try to play the audio again and check.

• Satellite L750-1E5 - no sound after upgrade Windows 10

  Installed 10 yesterday and immediately lost my wireless connection. Who decided to roll back the wireless network card driver in Device Manager.

  Second problem - no sound from the speaker is internal, but Device Manager reports no problem with its controller...

  "My Toshiba" app reports L750 not supported for Windows 10?

  Can someone help to solve the noise problem please?

  Second problem - no sound from the speaker is internal, but Device Manager reports no problem with its controller...

  Even if the error is not visible in the Device Manager, it would be a good idea to uninstall the audio driver of the peripheral zone manager → sound video controller and game.

  After restarting again the system should automatically search for updates and new driver.

  Of course, the unit should always be connected to the internet.

• ENVY Ultrabook 4-1118tu: no sound after upgrade windows 10

  I've updated for windows 10 (probably my first mistake)

  First of all, I got the screen flashing - problem was to restore the computer difficulty settings - this is not the current issue, gives just some information.

  Since then, I've lost ALL SOUND.

  Not only I lost the sound, but I have no devices appearing in the play sounds option more.

  

  After reading several messages forum - it's what I tried

  HARD RESET - no change

  REMOVE IDT high definition codec, restart maching - no change

  Codec IDT high-definition REMOVING, RESTART HARD - no change

  

  Downloaded a file sp63932, it says that it was incompatible

  RUN HP SUPPORT ASSISTANCE, he said that there is no error and no update

  WINDOWS UPDATE - he said that there are no updates

  NO SOUND through speakers or LAPTOP computer (obviously, no audio playback device installed) - no change

  Tried the driver UPDATE, using devices - get the error message in the image

  

  I'd appreciate some help here.

  Have spent about 4 hours on this now and not getting any where - would just have the back of his.  ;(

  Thank you

  Erin

  Hi, Erin:

  Two other members of the forum lost sound on a computer desktop and laptop PC with the IDT audio controller after upgrading to W10.

  What has worked for them was to install the audio driver IDT W8.1 support their PC and driver page.

  It's the support page for your laptop.

  This package contains the driver that allows Audio IDT high definition (HD) in the notebook models that are running a supported operating system.

  File name: sp60188.exe

• HP TouchSmart Sleekbook ENVY 4: no sound after upgrade Windows 10

  No speakers or headphones are connected.
  Windows Update 10 does not provide an update of speaker
  HP Support Tools does not win 10 drivers.

  Product name: HP ENVY TouchSmart Sleekbook 4
  Serial number: (deleted content)
  Product number: C2K73UA #ABA

  Message from system tray: no speakers or headphones are connected.  Playing Audio Troubleshooter found no solution.
  Windows Update 10 does not provide an update of the speaker.
  HP Support Tools does not win 10 drivers.

  Deleted the two drivers listed under sound Manager devices, but t
  The drivers listed are high Drfinition Audio Device and IDT High Definition Audio CODEC
  The CODEC driver has an icon in the shape of a yellow triangle next to him.
  Updated the CODEC driver results in error:
  Windows encountered a problem installing the software driver for your device
  Windows found driver software for your device but encountered an error trying to install it.
  IDT High Definition Audio CODEC

  Machine has 8.1 then updated to 10. Windows 10 has been altered somehow a few weeks after the update. It took Microsoft store and they did a routine repair of Windows 10, which re-installed 10. At this point sound was gone.

  Product name: HP ENVY TouchSmart Sleekbook 4
  Serial number: (deleted content)
  Product number: C2K73UA #ABA

  Recently, I had the same problem. Technical support had me to download the drivers for Windows 8.1 still and my sound returned. The explanation is that not all drivers have been created for Windows 10 again.

• Compaq CQ58: No sound after upgrade Windows 10

  No sound after updating Windows 10.

  Installed HP Support Assistant, which came with a video to try a headphone jack with Windows 7, so no joy there.

  Tried several times scanning but "HP has encountered an error when trying to analyze your product."

  Although this suggests that the failure of the scan, produce a result: Driver (1)

  Under 'pilot', it says "Windows 10 drivers may be available via Windows Update".

  But I already tried Windows Technical Support, who drew a blank and referred me to HP!

  Hello:

  I recommend that you try the audio driver IDT W8.1 support page for your laptop.

  This works in most cases.

  This package contains the driver that allows Audio IDT high definition (HD) in the notebook models that are running a supported operating system.

  File name: sp58406.exe

  If the W8.1 driver does not have the noise at work, try this...

  Go to Device Manager and click to expand the category of audio, video and game controllers device.

  1. click on the Audio CODEC of IDT high definition in Device Manager.

  2. click on the driver tab.

  3. click on Update Driver...

  4-> select Browse my computer for driver software.

  5. Select-> Let pick me from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.

  6. Select Audio device high definition (not IDT high def...)  "This is important). and click Next.

  Warning message is displayed, but the answer Yes.

  7 Windows has updated your driver software.

  8 restart the PC

  Key is step 6

• No sound after upgrade windows 7

  I have no sound on my all-in-one averatec after doing the upgrade. After spending hours on troubleshooting it keeps saying that windows audio and generator endpoint audio windows must work and we're not! OK, I'm at the end of my rope... Help, please!

  Is their a file named "Setup.exe" or "Install.exe" in the 2nd disc?
  If so double click to start the driver install.

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