The sound on my PC keeps going out. I have internal speakers, not plug in speakers and I had no problem with it for almost a year. Now, My internet was down a few times and the sound went out completely, no music, no bells, no sounds at all. The first time it happened, I restarted/rebooted my PC and it came back on. The second time it happened, was after I had internet connection problems and it hasn't come back on yet. I got a new modem from At&t, which fixed the connection problems, but the sound has been out for like 3 weeks now. I have Windows 7. My PC is a HP w1907. PLease help, I can't take it much longer.

SOURCE: Toshiba satellite laptop

I think the problem is in your Headphone jack.


Hope this helps.

SOURCE: IBM ThinkPad T60. No sound & internal wireless modem is dead

Sounds like you need to reinstall the sound driver, the should be located on your computer, or you can download then from IBM's website

XP drivers: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-62855

Vista: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-67218

Hope this helps, if so please rate accordingly.

Thanks,
David

SOURCE: No sound from internal speaker Hp laptop

I recomend you check the soundsettings for output devices in the controlpannel first, and try reinstalling the audio driver and updating the BIOS. If you want to be 100% sure its not a software problem you can also a full system recovery. You can start it by pressing F11 at the HP logo during boot.

But since this happend after you used the audio pass through board, that is the most likely cause. If you are comforteble opening the notebook, you can check this by disconnecting it. If the sound comes back on the internal speakers after disconecting it, it will need to be replaced.

Else, if the powerbutton does not light up(it should when you turn on the unit) it is a defectice PBB cable. But even if it lights up it doesnt rule out that the cable is defective. If the quickplay touchbuttons are sett to give a beep when pushed, you should check if they still do. if not it strengthens the probability of the defective cable.

This can also be a defective mainboard. But this is a very rare mainboard problem on these models.

If the unit is out of warranty and you want to replace the parts yourself, I can provide you partnumbers. But i will need the modelnummber form under the unit. It should be written on a small whtie lable and look something like this AA111BB#CCC.

SOURCE: HP Pavillion Desktop no internal speaker?

No it won't. You will have to go out and buy external speakers.

SOURCE: Netgear MR814 and windows 7 issues

There shouldn't be any issues with the router as a result of Windows 7. The Router does not interact with the computer in such a way as to cause incompatibility like with hardware or software.
That said, what could be causing issues may be out of date WiFi card drivers. Windows 7 has an incredible driver database and I have only come across a handful of things it doesn't detect. But sometimes even with the things it does pick up, a better driver is available.

You should run Windows Update by going to Start (), All Programs, and then Windows Update. If not already set up, you should click change settings on the left and make sure all recommended updates are received like important updates. This way you will get all updates available, including hardware updates.

If this does not seem to improve the situation I will be posting a How To on properly configuring your Netgear router. This will ensure your settings are set to their most optimal settings.

Good Luck,

NOLA Tech