There is a gray volume box I can not remove from my screen

Good day, Can you maybe send me a picture of the gray volume on the screen. You can send it to [email protected].

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My computer has a gray box in the center that has volume 100 on it how can i get it..... My computer has a blue square in the middle of the screen that has audio

what PC, ? we can not guess, what you have there.

well its sleep mode bug , right?
and sleep and hibernate both are very hard to get working perfect.
some folks just avoid those 2 modes, and live their lives
other spend weeks fixing it.
The auto-drivers are bad. in the PC that fails.
no PC stated, or OS stated, so how can anyone help.
here reload windows from HP media set. or F11 recover mode
or go to hp.com and download all drivers
and reload them all.
or just audio. but do know other chips work in concert with audio
sound chips, so.. all related drivers must be good.

pretend W7
pretend you googled
Windows 7, audio driver fails coming out of sleep.
or ask on the HP forum
tell which PC failed, and its model # in full.
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/

Hi Tania,

This problem is a 'bug' in Windows XP operating system.

Follow these steps to restore your volume button:

• Click on 'start' & select 'Control panel' from the menu.
• Look for the icon named 'sound' in your control panel & click on this icon to open sound properties.
• Look for the check box with the words: "Show volume control in task bar"
• Remove the check from the check box & click on the "apply" button at the bottom right of the properties window.
• Now click on the check box once more to add the check once again.
• Apply the change by clicking "Ok" at the bottom of the properties window.

Your volume control should now be visible once again in your task bar.

Don't hesitate to respond should you have any further queries.

Best wishes,
Graemevm

Hi!
1. If it is visible, single left click on the 'Show hidden icons' button, which is usually located near the bottom right hand corner of the screen. 2. Single left click on the 'Volume' icon, which looks like a gray speaker.
3. Single left click and hold down on the slider in the 'Volume' dialog box. As you are holding down on the left mouse button, drag the slider up to raise the volume or drag the slider down to lower the volume. When you let go of the left mouse button, you should hear a tone to give you an example of how loud the volume is now set. 4. Single left click on the on the blue 'Taskbar' to make the 'Volume' dialog box disappear.
Hope this helps. :)

Try holding the power button or the menu button of the monitor for about 5 - 10 seconds. This should remove the OSD Lockout message. Consult your monitor's reference manual if you still have problems.

YOUR CLOSE CAPTION IS SET TO TEXT SHUT IT OFF

we have to check whether the issue with speakers or in sound card..just remove the audio jack from computr and touch the jack with ur fingers..u shuld hear some noise in speakers..if u can able to hear that speakerrs are fine and the issue with the sound card..do reply

Un plug the power to the Plasma Screen and also to the Media Receiver for ten minutes. Disconnect the off the air antennas both A and B. After ten minutes plug in the plasma screen then the media receiver and turn on wi the remote control. You should now be back in operation. I was.
Also It may not be a bad digital tuner. The TV Guide feature is active even when the zip code is set to all 0s so if you have an over the air antenna attached the TV will look for the TV Guide info and if it can not find it because of a weak signal or the chanel it is tuned to does not carry that information the TV thinks that tuner does not work which triggers the 12 flashes. Also on power up the gray box with the waring message "Plasma Display Starting Up, Please Wait" appears and the screen is blank.

If the television is connected to a cable box such as Time Warner's HD box, the picture mode can be changed by pressing the '#' on the cable box's remote keypad (where the channel numbers are). This cycles the picture between zoom, normal, and stretch which could be cause of your problem.