i have checked everything to get the sound back on my screensavers with no luck. any answers?
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Next time list the make and model of your computer and speakers, and the OS your running. With out that info all i could suggest is more sound trouble shooting:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=trouble+shooting+sound+issues
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have you lost sound . go to control panel  hit on sound & spech audio hit on sound  Effect manager hit on speaker configuration \ntab. now have you got 2 speakers. if so  set it for\n 2 channel mode  for stero speaker output . then hit on Equalizer  set all the bars to the center  by  >>> 0DB. hit on sound Effect  tab. \n under Environment  set for  room  \n\nthen hit on ok \n\nnow hit on start >all programs > Realtek sound manger \nset volume to full \nset  key  to (B)  not *  have that go to  (B) \non the Realtek sound manger\non the left u see them 3 icons  \nmic  >disk > & what looks like a notepad  hit on that notepad one\nset that for 22.05 KHZ  stereo 16 bit \n\nthen try ur sound\n\nRealtek sound manage is good put a cd in drive hit on recored  it will recored the cd with out having mic in
507674
try re-installing your sound card drivers, this normally works
902753
Just try depressing the "print screen" key while you are looking at the video.   If you have one it should capture and play back.\n\nHope that helps.
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Realtek\ngo to www.realtek.com\nand find the sound card driver\nthat is it.\ndownload it\nrestart your computer\nand it is back to normal
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try updating the audio driver....go to your laptop's manufacturing site and looking for an updated driver, or try windows update site
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You probably need to update the program you are viewing your video files on. If you are using windows media player click on the help tab and then search for updates. Run the update and the screen should go back to normal.\nGood luck
954647
Check your power settings. It sound like it's taking a while and your computer is shutting down like it's told on the power profile. Right click the desktop, choose properties, click screensavers, click power and set it for always on.
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it sounds like a row of dead pixels. \nthese are very hard to fix and usally mean getting a new screen, since it would proberly cost less to get a new screen.
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try updating the sound card drivers, they should be available from the manufacturers website
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You may need to upgrade quicktime.\n\nGo to quicktime.com
606421
I had the same problem with my old crt monitor, the monitor itself was making the noise. I lowered the resolution of the monitor : Right click on desktop > properties>\nand it went away.
754019
I would just suggest to hook up speakers to your system, it's probably something with the setting of your laptop.  You might have an input plugged into the wrong area or something along those lines.  I would suggest to undo everything and make sure that the sound is still working on your laptop.  If it is then try connecting the monitor again and play with some of your audio settings.  I would try external speakers.  Just some suggestions. Best Wishes ;-)
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This happened to me once.  A good friend explained to me that I needed to go in and uninstall and reinstall all of the sound(audio) crap.  I followed all of his instructions and still NO SOUND. I wasn't happy.  Oh well, I took it to these awesome guys here in our city.  They fixed it.  You may have to find someone who won't rip you off.  My biggest problem was Windows ME.  It caused me nothing but problems.  I have XP Professional now and it's smooth sailing.  Good luck!!
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Check in the device manager and see if your sound coard shows up. If it is there with a yollow question mark then it has droped the driver. Just reinstall the driver.
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I assume checked your sound levels on your speakers and in the Control Panel.  Try rebooting your computer.  That usually solves the problem.  \n\nIf that doesn’t work, go to START –\nRIGHT-CLICK on MY COMPUTER\nSelect PROPERTIES\nClick HARDWARE tab\nThen DEVICE MANAGER button\nFrom the list, expand SOUND, VIDEO & GAME CONTROLLERS\nSee if you can find your soundcard device in the list.  If there is a problem with driver you’ll see an indication.  You can remove the device from the list and try rebooting the computer.  During the reboot, XP should recognize the “new hardware” and install the proper driver for it.  \n\nIf that doesn't work, it's somewhat likely that your soundcard is toast.
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I would reinstall your audio driver. If you have Windows XP, you can type 'dxdiag' in 'run', for more information.