MY speakers dont work?
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Sound cards aren't downloadable - that's hardware. The drivers are another story. If you you know what make of soundcard you have you can do a search to see if it is available or check with a technician at any reputable computer store, Ie. Compusmart. etc.
510453
You have to reinstall the driver for your sound card...\n\nInsert the driver CD that came with your pc. Install it and it should work again. if you cannot find your cd, go to support.dell.com and they will have the latest driver updates for you.
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Okay..\nletz start from "A".\n\nCheck if you have connected the speakers properly. \n\nIf you have connected the speakers properly, ensure that you have switched on the speakers. \n\nIf all these have been done, check if you have reduced the speaker volume to 'Zero'. \n\nIf this is also in tact, letz come back to your comp:.ensure that you have not disabled the sound in your comp. If you are using an onboard card, and you are running on windows, a speaker icon will be displayed in the system tray to the left of the clock. Ensure that there is no red cross mark on the icon. Anyways, double click on the icon and here opens a new settings box. verify the settings and uncheck all the "MUTE" tick boxes and drag the equalizers to the top. Play the music and check if you are getting enough. If it is still there in the pole, take out your audio driver CD and go ahead with a fresh installation. You can confirm the functionality of your sound card by Right clicking on the My Computer icon, goin down to the properties and device manager. Check if there is an yellow astrick on the sound card. If yes, no issues... try a fresh installation.. your comp is gonna sing...\n\nn IF THIS DOENT WORK, CONTACT YOUR VENDOR AND ORDER A FRESH SOUND CARD..\n\nI RECOMMENT CREATIVE PLATINUM AUDIGY....\nA...W...E..S..O..M..E...man...itz gonna be a feast for your ears..\n\ngud luck..
477428
If it is enable then check the drivers which supports to run the soundcard. and if all right then check ur sound card (hardware). if problem exist then deinstall all the drivers and reinstall it properly. and still problem exist buy the new sound card
765503
use windows restore, or rollback the drivers. if it dose not acknolwledge the sound card still open the case and wiggle the sound card if it is not on the motherbord if wiggleing dose not work your sound card is bad you will need a new one, if so go here for a cheap one.\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/
811388
Maybe you should Reinstall your Sound Card Driver, Insert the Installation CD in the drive and try to Re-install the driver, \nI hope you know how to Re-Install Drivers...
427304
Things to check\n\n1. Is the power on?\n2. Is the green wire connected to the green plug in? Or however it's color coded.\n3. Are the speakers connected to each other?\n4. Is the volume turned up on the speakers?\n5. Have you muted your speakers volume on the computer?\n6. Do they work on another computer?\n\nIf the answer to the above is Yes on all counts, then the problem resides on the machine.\nFirst to try is to re-install your sound card drivers.\nIf that fails, the problem is your sound card. If when you replace the sound card the problem still occurs it's your motherboard.
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Normally with a speaker, all you have to do is plug them in. Are you sure you have them plugged into the right spot? You can look on the cambridge site and probably download a configuration tool, but you shouldnt really need drivers as the computer isnt really doing anything to them, you just plug them in.
96306
Start with the obvious and work forward. Are your speakers connected? Turned on? Have power? Check your drivers. Go to www.pcpitstop.com and run their free diagnostic. If none of this works, restore your computer to the last date that your sound worked. Go to, Programs, System Tools, System restore.......good luck
515016
your speakers are broken
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.
432752
Sounds like hardware problem. Check with headphones first - if sound OK - then laptop speakers are bad.
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
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-> Check the Sound Card Drivers\n-> Check Volume Control\n-> Try using other speaker/head phone if it prob with comp or speaker
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turn ure volume up on computer or speakers.\nplug in speakers. \nor if broken\nbuy new ones
61667
First thing to check is that you didn't hit the mute button on your keyboard (if it has one)\n\nSecond thing, click on the little speaker icon on your system tray, and see if the "mute" button is clicked in any of the options.\n\nThird, check all connections with the speakers, if all seems well, try plugging the speakers in to something else to see if they're functional.  Also try plugging in some earphones to check the speaker plug.\n\nTry reinstalling the drivers, as well.
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Your sound card could be shot. Click on Start, then go to My Computer, and RIGHT click, choose Properties. A box will appear, choose the Hardware Tab, then Device Manager. This will show all the hardware in your computer. If there is a problem with the sound card, the icon will have a exclamation point (!) in a yellow triangle. If your sound device does or doesn't right click on it, and choose Update Drivers, hopefully it will find one if it's a driver problem. Say your having no luck, download this free program called Advanced Windows Care, hopefully that will fix it if it's a software thing. Lastly unplug your speakers and plug a headset in where the speakers are to see if can hear anything, to make sure the speakers aren't toast. Best of luck