Laptop internal speakers stopped working...

hi,its possible the internal stereo amp has packed up or someones blown the speakers by playing it too loud,or as above ,check the mute button first.
if its not the mute button,get an old speaker off a house stereo and connect the wires to where the car speaker is connect and see if get any sound,this way you will know wether the stereos working or not,if you get sound,then its a speaker problem,thanks for using fix ya

How old is this laptop? Have you tried the mute button (software or hardware)? Have you tried holding the shift key while pressing the mute/volume up/down buttons?

Are these internal or external speakers? If external, are they plugged in to a power source (or connected via USB)? Have you looked for power and volume switches on the speakers?

Un mute the internal speakers or try hooking up externals. Go back to the 1 mute and hit enter. that should unmute the internals.

Hello Robbins_juli,

There can be some damage, please visit the Authorise service center else contact Sony customer case for online help.

Go into the speaker icon in the bottom right hand corner of the screen and click on it and get to the mixer. In there make sure the speakers aren't muted.

If it is muted then click on it to unmute it and you should have your sound back.

If you don't have your sound back then that means either the speakers are bad or because the internal speakers hook up to the motherboard, the mohterboard could be bad.

Does it show that the device is working properly in the device manager? You could try and use system restore to roll back windows to a time when the sound was working. Windows may have updated software and caused problem with audio. If you roll back the system to a time when you know the sound was working then the on board audio may be defective. Have you tried plugging in headphones in the headphone jack and check if there is sound? Are the sound properties muted? The laptop speakers or internal amp may have stopped working also.

hi
Go to Control panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Volume. Check that Device Volume is at least halfway across the slider and that Mute is unchecked. Go to Advanced and make sure that nothing is mute. Go to Speaker Volume and set the sliders at least halfway across the slider. Go to Advanced, and in Speakers setup choose Laptop Stereo Speakers (if that's what you have). Go to Performance and choose Restore Defaults. Click Apply > OK

plz do inform if this has sorted out the problem
all the best
regards

Some radios have phone buttons that mute the speakers so you can talk on the phone. If you have Onstar and no active subscription it can also mute the radio thinking you are trying to talk to Onstar.

I'm using a nec versapro va86j. The media can play, but the speakers not working. Help me!

I had this problem too. My built in mic wasnt working, but i went to the list of programs (Classic view of the start menu) and under the program folder TOSHIBA > Speech System it'll have a choice "Configure Microphone." After I went through that, it worked fine. Make sure you restart your webcam software though after you've done that if you had it open like me. Hope this works!