I have a strange problem with sound on my Acer Aspire 5920, I have external speakers connected which were working fine up until a couple of hours ago when I installed Skype, I changed some sound settings in Skype for playback etc, then my external speakers stopped working & the internal speakers started working (even though I had chosen the same settings as for my current audio set up) so then I uninstalled Skype, but had the same problem, so I did a rollback, the problem still exists, any ideas?
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Nov 06, 2008
- Ah, that's the problem, my internal speakers are listed but my external ones aren't anymore even though they're still plugged in, how can I get them on the list again?Nov 06, 2008
- Thanks for your help but I've found that my external speakers are no longer listed even though they're connected (to the right jack) but my internal speakers are listed, any other suggestions please? This is driving me nuts!Nov 07, 2008
- Nothing comes up when I plug the speakers in, but I have that problem solved now, somehow a sound setting got changed when Skype was installed the first time that I hadn't noticed, so I've changed that now. However, I decided to give Skype another try so reinstalled it, no more problems with my speakers, but now every time I choose the sound options to change anything to do with the sound in Skype, everything on my laptop freezes & I have to press the power button until my laptop shuts down & I have to restart it.Nov 07, 2008
- Thanks, my laptop is an Acer 5920 Aspire Notebook (I did actually say what it is in my first post about the problems I'm having)
Nothing pops up asking me what I've just plugged in (my speakers are working fine now)Nov 07, 2008
- Ok I've done that & the driver doesn't need updating, it's Realtek Semiconductor Corp, version 6.0.1.5470
