Dell Dimension 5100 (D51L1) PC Desktop "unplugged speakers plug back" Questions

...unplugged the speakers the pc forgot they were there so when you plugged them back it ignored them. To make the pc aware of their existance again unplug them, open the Realtek Control Panel ...

...speakers are fine. The only problem I had before was having to restart the computor for the sound to activate. Plus I even tried to do a restore and still nothing. I have everything plugged in. This ...

...speakers are plugged into the same protector. Have also tried other outlets with same result. Any suggestions? Can you see a green light on located on the mother board ? I had the same problem with ...

speakers, no change. Replace sound card, no change. My thought are the windows xp did not recognize the new card??? And I don't know how to enter BIOS. I have tried F2, F12,F8. So far no success. It's

...Plug the power cord back into the back of the system.*Turn on the power. STEP: Try a Different Known-Good Wall Outlet. STEP: Remove All External Devices. Turn the system off. Unplug everything from ...

...Plug the power cord back into the back of the system.*Turn on the power. STEP: Try a Different Known-Good Wall Outlet. STEP: Remove All External Devices. Turn the system off. Unplug everything from ...

...back of the tower for 4 lights lables ABCD or 1234. Rate if useful. check if it does a system beep when you remove the memory. If it beeps then your motherboard is good. But make sure the speaker pin ...

...Plug the power back in and then try it again. If that doesn't work, find the 110/220V red switch on the power supply, unplug the power from the wall, flip the switch a few times, make sure it lands ...

...ask you what has been plugged. If it doesn't do that unplug the speakers again and open it manually. If when you plug the speakers it doesn't sense that then the audio driver is busted - reinstall

...speakers and now it is unplugged you won't hear sound. Even if the speaker cable is still plugged into the sound output on the back of your computer, the monitor must be plugged into an electrical ...