2003 PC, made, so is XP right???????????????
then you upgraded to W7 and sound is dead sure.
no OS stated, making any easy answer impossible.
yes uSb head phones work it has its own chip and drivers.
yes USB sound dongles work for the same reason as above.
I bet all that is really wrong is the OS was slammed.
came with XP and you upgrade it to w7 and sound is dead.
or new HDD, new W7 and same.
15 years old I bet it didnt run for 15 years, and not get messed up by repairs done wrong.
if still on XP way are you? it is a virus magnet. now,
simple answer yes, if the USB device runs XP , most dont/
but NO OS STATED so no possible accurate answers possible.
SOURCE: Gateway- built-in laptop Speakers not working
Heat dissipation from the unit in the same area of the speaker assembly, especially since you stated that the RIGHT speaker was smoked. Similar problems occur with this design flaw with any manufacturer as HP has the same problem with some of their models.
Your heat exhaust is killing the speaker, and I would also bet that your chipset is AMD and not Intel, the latter having solved it's heat dissipationn problems.
A more aggressive heat dissipation solution on the motherboard or redirection of the exhaust past fewer heat sensitive components would be a design goal.
SOURCE: Gateway- built-in laptop Speakers not working
Seems to me the speaker is just plain broken. You'll need a new one, contact your vendor for repairs, or you will have to live with using external speakers/earpieces...
I hope you will get your replacement,
Yannick.
SOURCE: speaker/headphone jack won't work
It may not be the problem of sound card,
try following:
1) try uninstalling/reinstalling the sound drivers from device manager.
2) put the laptop to sleep(standby) mode and than wake up.
Please visit http://www.fixya.com/support/t1728089-speakers_work_but_headphone_jack for more details..
Update, if the solutions work..
SOURCE: Gateway- built-in laptop Speakers not working
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SOURCE: Hi, I recently purchased a Gateway NV52u laptop,
Yes, you are having driver issues with the applications that are giving you problems. Did you upgrade your media player yourself or automaticly? There is a 64 bit version for vista to install. I expect that the media player is the application hat pandora is riding on top of as well. A suggestion is to remove media player, and download the 64 bit version and install. If you have the 64 bit version now, it might be corrupt or something. Still remove it and get it again. There are services attached to the media player as well that are enhancements such as things for the mixer and equalizer.. these have to be 64 bit compatible as well.. somewhere you have some either corrupted software and enhancements or ones that are not 64 bit capable.. hope that helps you out (look at enhancements first, then pandora, then MSMP)..
thanks!
Stan Skaggs
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