hay what should i do?? my computers sound card iz not working properly...?
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Is that something wrong with the sound card or your speakers? Go to Start>Programs>Accessories>Entertainment>Volume Control and make sure your balance is balanced. If not, turn your speakers up a little, sometimes mine needs to be a little louder for it to come through the other speaker... If that doesn't work, look for your sound card drivers either on the internet or a CD that came with it.
948760
very simple. restart the PC after switiching on the speakers.\n\nif not working . try installing drivers
681081
Go your sound card's manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers for it. If it's on-board sound, then the motherboard manufacturer is also the sound card's manufacturer
960987
Check if they are jack in fully and correctly.\n\nIf so, check if your sound card is okie (if yours is a seperate sound card that is)\n\nIf all else fails, replace your speakers.
1111279
Dear friend just reinstall your sound card with proper driver..\nit will be alright.\n\nIf you have onboad sound card then insert your mothr board original cd and from device manager click audio controller then click update driver and set the location to cd rom\n\nit will work\n\ntry it ... \nif it works then select my anser as best\n\nor if you need further assistance just mail me\n\nthe1zia@yahoo.com
610265
Put in the soundcard. Install drivers. If not included look up the drivers for the model number online. Check in device manager and control panel/sounds and audio to make sure it works.
29615
Goto to Control Panel , Check for sound icon and check for your audio driver. Re-install 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.
656366
hey man there should be some problem in installing windows or sound card driver insert windows cd and try to go to problem.or ither go XEAR 3D audio which is driver for it.
96776
right click on my computer.Go to Hardware > Device Manager .\nGo to speakers remove the drivers and then refresh the system by right clicking on any icon and selecting refresh. the audio drivers would then be reinstalled. This might solve your problem\n\nGood Luck
432752
Sounds like hardware problem. Check with headphones first - if sound OK - then laptop speakers are bad.
105815
Make sure that your sound card hardware in your computer is installed correctly. If necessary, re-install the driver for your sound card. If you don't have the driver for your sound card, contact your computer manufacture.
670848
make sure speakers are turned on and connected to sound card, check volume control on speaker/computer, check for problems in device manager
430330
sounds like you deleted the sound card reinstall it
894845
You need to install drivers for your sound card.\n\nIf you know what sound card you have you can go to the manufacturer's website and get the latest drivers from there. If you have on-board sound card refer to your motherboard manual/documentation.
823599
Sounds like you have a driver problem. You may have to uninstall your drivers, or right-click My Computer > Device Manager, and scroll to your Sounds heading. Double-click that, and click on Update Driver. Before that, you can go to pcdrivers.com and search for the right driver for your sound card (you'll have to know the make/model of your sound card). Then, download it to your PC (I usually just d/l it to C:....you can put it where you want). When you update the driver, point it to the one you downloaded. That's all I can think of.....\n\nOne other thought, if you have an install CD or other source of existing driver, you might be able just to uninstall it then reinstall it. Sometimes that works, though you might have to physically remove the sound card and restart to totally uninstall it. Then, reinstall the sound card and let windows find it as "New Hardware." It will tell you then what it wants.
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You're going to slap me for suggesting it, but check the following first:\n\n1. Go to the control panel, check sound.  Is it muted?  Is anything muted?\n2. Double check that the speaker is in the correct port, and not going through another device (speaker/headset splitter, etc) first.\n3. Make sure the card is seated properly.\n\nOnce you've done these, go to the control panel, then system, then hardware, then device manager and make sure the computer knows the card is present and installed.  Make sure it thinks it's running.\n\nGood luck.