AOC 2036sa 20"TFT LCD Monitor "computer speakers sound faint" Questions

...very faint sound out of my speakers, even though the sound bar in the lower right hand corner is at max And what about volume adjustment in the monitor itself? Is it also adjusted to a higher

...but a little louder would help?. LCD speakers are really not that good, specially for smaller than 42". but it should not be that faint if your hardly hearing a sound, try to get a replacement

speakers, I get very good sound. Is there sound controls on the View Sonic Monitor? Yes, they are on the front of the screen. There should be a volume up and down button right on the front (usually to

...faint, but annoying me. I have the monitor hooked up to a Dell laptop and a new Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse. Is this noise normal? if the speakers are built in try a new rca cable hitch ...

...speakers.. the 245bw takes regular 120V AC (same cord as your computer) the buzzing is annoying, though. i don't know if it's a "feature" or just a side effect.. ie, if i could take the case off and ...

sound from the speakers. Also you can see a faint flickering on the black screen as if its trying to work. Any ideas on what the problem is and cost of fixing it? Thanks. Graeme H No direct experience

speakers or power cord or cable next to or against the monitor cable? I sounds like EMI to me, shield the cable or plug of the offending devices into another outlet away from the monitors to test that

...No start-up. Clicking sound from speakers solution Replace C922 and C923 (both 1000uF/16V). Also replace C924 and C925 (both 470uF/16V). on powerboard JK electronics Den Helder i have problem ...

...computer goes to sleep or when rebooting. It has become so bad recently that I had to turn the monitor on and wait 15 minutes before it would start to display anything. I don't think it is an issue ...

sound in the speakers and i can see faint light going off and on in the screen. Is this monitor dead? no. but there is a problem in supply remove all the wire from the back side of your CPU like mouse