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I think I have basically tried everything that was in the troubleshooter on the computer, plus every tip or trick I could find on the internet. Yes, I forgot to mention I had already tried that as well. If not look to the left and click start service. Click Apply and okay.Now check the startup status under services.Make sure it says started. Make sure that 'Startup' is set to automatic. Scroll down to Windows Audio> Right-click>Properties. I had not unplugged or changed anything when the sound stopped working.Īnother possibility is that the audio service may not be started
I have seen too many times where people simply have the speakers plugged in to the wrong jack. Make sure they are in the lime green one. This may be an obvious thing to check but what color is the jack that the speakers are plugged in to?
WINDOWS MONITOR NOT SHOWING UP AS PLAYBACK DEVICE WINDOWS 7
Again, OS is Windows 7 if it makes a difference. I am unfamiliar with using BIOS-please explain.
With the keyboard, it was a peripheral problem (new keyboard works perfectly), but I have tried headphones and a different set of speakers with no success. I am afraid this may be a hardware problem due to the my stupidity in "zapping" the system. I have tried disabling and reenabling the devices as well. Can't find any way to check the output in Device Manager, but if I go to Manage Audio Devices, the playback devices have the proper jacks listed (rear panel 3.5 mm jack for speakers, front for headphones). Properties say that the device is working properly, and I updated the driver. The device manager is the first thing to check on any flags or marks? Any greyed out area for adjusting channel or output could indicate that it was not enabled or not properly installed/incorrect drivers. The device comes up as "Realtek High Definition Audio." I'm almost positive the sound is integrated (no separate sound card), but could be wrong. Just wondering if anybody out there would have a clue where exactly the problem is, or what to try next? I'm pretty comfortable going in the case and replacing stuff myself, as long as I know what to replace! Thanks in advance!Ĭompaq model 5210F, monitor HP model 2009m. Cannot even open the volume control in the taskbar, as it says "No speakers or headphones are plugged in." I have done all the troubleshooting I can find, made sure the sound card/chip is okay, updated the driver, etc., and haven't been able to find anything. It also does not recognize when anything is plugged into the headphone jack on the front of the tower. The computer is now not recognizing that it is even plugged in.
WINDOWS MONITOR NOT SHOWING UP AS PLAYBACK DEVICE PC
The monitor is connected to the PC via the audio line out jack. Getting to the current problem: now I have realized the sound's not working either. The external hard drive seems to be dead, too, but no biggie (it was from an old laptop, and I never use it anyway). At that point, the USB wired keyboard was not working-when plugged in (regardless of which slot), there was an error, something to the effect of "this device is not recognized." Figured it was "fried" and went out and bought a new keyboard, which works fine. Instantly it "zapped" the computer, which I was able to start back up. Couldn't remember if it really needed external power (should've known it didn't-DUMB!), but I went ahead and plugged it in, then plugged the USB into the computer. The HDD has a slot for a power adapter as well as USB connector. The hard drive needed to be formatted in FAT32 first, which I was going to do with the computer.
WINDOWS MONITOR NOT SHOWING UP AS PLAYBACK DEVICE PS3
Yesterday, I was going to back up my husband's PS3 and using an old external hard drive I had laying around. I have a Compaq PC and HP monitor with built-in speakers, which were purchased in 2009 and have worked perfectly up until now.
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