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Re: My laptop has no sound but i can hear only plugging...
Try making sure your internal speakers are set as the default output device.
To do this go Start>Control Panel>Hardware And Sound>Sound
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Have you tried a pair of headphones to see if they work?
Is the sound ouput muted? (a lot of laptops have a physical button to
do this...
check to see if the laptop is muted. Also, check the
volume control to see if everything is up where it should be, including
Speaker Out.
If I've got this all straight, the only thing that it can be is an
issue with the plug on the speakers and the jack on the laptop.
Obviously the computer is putting out sound to the headphone jack as
evidenced by your ability to listen through headphones. The speakers
work on another computer. So, it has to be something specific about
the Speakers on this laptop. Plug/Jack problem is the only thing that
comes to mind.
1. you headphone is a problem(broken) try to plug it on another computer or television, if the same then get new one.
if it work well with other computer then
2.open volume panel. double click on the volume icon on the taskbar there will be headphone icon, if not select option, check all the box, maximize all volume, remember the upper volume control(horzontal) must be in the middle.
or.
if you using realtek, open by double click the icon, and select headphone.
i think the problem is in the jack of your sound blaster. since you have already tried different headphones and the problem still persist, and when you use speakers it works fine. i conclude it is the jack of your sound blaster card.
if you are able to hear normally from the speakers and not from the headphones possible reasons could be: the audio is muted or very low there is a mute switch on the headphone that is turned on the headphone is not firmly plugged in or is in the wrong site eg microphone hope it helps please inform if it helps..
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