Hp pavillion g

Most probably output capacitor need replacement.

Confusing, sounds like your describing a stove but is listed under musical instruments? Does you musical stove have a timer?

most system has seperate audio ports for the speaker and the headphone but they are interchangeable. try plugging the speaker on the audio your using for the headphone. if your already using the same audio jack then try using another speaker, but since you mentioned that the headphone works then its possible you might need to replace your speaker

It is good idea to repair it in service before burn out. Fan blockage may lead to processor overheating and burning ... so as soon as better regards Greg

I just took my sub apart and found that the surround on the driver speaker inside the sub was totally crumbled and lying in pieces throughout the sub box.

I'm looking around now for specs on the sub speaker so I can find a replacement.

To isolate the issue.please connect the notebook to external monitor with the help of VGA port.(Blue PORT) on the notebook.if it good with out any lines.you need to fix the LCD screen of the Notebook.

hmmm i think you all should buy macs. pcs ****

Whenever you try to play music or any other audio you get a message that your hardware is malfunctioning or not found then you may have problems with your Sound drivers try downloading new drivers or installing from your driver cd or dvd if you have one. you cn download the sound drivers from www.hp.com.

The built-in speaker amp or the volume switch may be going bad on you. A quick test is to disconnect the speaker set and replace it with a headphone or another working speaker set. If it behaves normally then the problem is in your original speakers, if not then you may have software driver issues or less likely an issue with the sound card. Let us know what you find out.