Sony Vaio - pcg-61317L. When i plug my headphones into my computer i get no sound, how can i fix this?

I think its 2005.

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You can download the device drivers from the Sony WEB site.
Select your model notebook and the Windows drivers you require. Please click on this link to the Sony support WEB site :-
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/select-system.pl?PRODTYPE=1,24,72&DIRECTOR=DRIVER

The reason this is happening is that as you are typing; you're resting some weight on the thin plastic above the touchpad...which then makes contact and registers a 'click'; thus moving your cursor around. Or you're brushing your thumb against it when hitting the space key.

Some laptops are more susceptible to this than others. Some more modern laptops come with a button to turn the touchpad off to solve this very problem.

The only thing you can do about this is to disable the touchpad through the touchpad driver (down by the clock, usually) and use a mouse instead. Depending on how you use your laptop, this will be more or less inconvenient- if your laptop never leaves the desk; disable the touchpad and use a mouse...no problem. If you go mobile a lot, you'll have to enable and disable the touchpad all the time.

The other thing you can do is adapt your typing style so you don't put any weight on anything but the key you're pressing. This is quite difficult and uncomfortable, and is not recommended for long sessions.

I guess it's difficult to get free product keys for your office, but you can get a much cheaper one from https://www.facebook.com/Office-2011-for-MAC Key 1799093256986418, I got my key from this site and its low price surprised me a lot. You can go this site to have a try.

Here is a link for the disassembling of a different Sony model, but yours should come apart the same way (be cautious):

vaio-pcg-k-notebook/">http://www.insidemylaptop.com/disassemble-sony-vaio-pcg-k-notebook/

Click on this link or copy and paste the complete link into your browser.

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Thanks, Joe

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Try making sure your internal speakers are set as the default output device. To do this go Start>Control Panel>Hardware And Sound>Sound
Hope this helps

May be yor codec (decoding system) is missed. Try different player, also if using Klitecodecks reset settings. Find sound program and turn off 5.1 or 7.1 sound and choose 2 speakers.

Hi all drivers for Sony Vaio PCG-791M VGN-FS115S is hire:
http://hl-computerservice.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=13
http://hotfile.com/dl/22635660/be0944a/PCG-791M_VGN-FS115S_Drivers.zip.html