20 Most Recent Dell Inspiron N5010 Laptop Core I5 2.53ghz, 640gb, 6144mb, Dvdrw, Win - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Typically, the LEFT speaker connects only to the RIGHT speaker.

The RIGHT speaker connects to the LEFT speaker.
The RIGHT speaker connects to the AC power-supply.
The RIGHT speaker connects to the "green" port (not the nearby "blue" nor "pink" connectors) on the "back" of your computer.

Check the connections.

Hi there,

1. Check the light if it is lit on the speaker.
2. If you do not see any light lit on speaker, try to turn it on.
3. Check the speaker setup and connectivity.
4. Start>All Programs>Accessories>Entertainment>Volume Control

Warm regards,

Anirban Mazumdar

NO AUDIO OUTPUT DEVICE IS INSTALLED

go to dell's website, download the audio drivers for your model and install them. that shoudl refresh them and get them working again

install the the sound driver first than try to install media player

1. Check that your computer has not "muted" the sound.
2. Check that the audio-cable from the speakers is connected to the "line-out" (green) connector on your computer.
3. Check that the speakers are getting power.
4. Try connecting the speakers to the audio output from an iPod.
They may be "quiet", but, at 100%, you should hear something.
5. Start -> Control Panel -> Classic View -> System -> Hardware
to see that the correct software "drivers" for your sound-card are installed.
6. Check that your music-player (Windows Media Player, iTunes, WinAmp, et cetera) is not "muted" or at less than 5% volume.

check properly that the system sound is properly configured and check that the all the speakers are working or not then see that the setting is 5.1 audio channel then also check the volume controller level in the amplifier. if all these settings doesnt work then download srs soundbox from www.google.com and install it and configure it properly to get a loud sound.

crackling from speakers does not mean that they are working correctly as you have discovered. It does point to a bad connection somewhere between them and the computer.

As for your drivers they should be on the cds that came with the computer.
If you can no longer find them then you need to look as any stickers / labels that are on your computer to get the model.

Using that information you should start HERE

Without a specific model number it makes it extremely hard to give you the exact information you need

Hi. There can be a problem with connection. Check if you have connected the speakers in green audio jack at the back of the computer.

Did you ever have sound. If you did, depending on the version of windows use the system restore feature. Windows XP can go back months, while Vista can only about a month when you show restore points older than 5 days. Just search for the system restore feature for your operating system. Use the help menu to locate the program (In vista it will be named differently but the help menu will show you where it is).

See if the driver is correctly installed go to device manager to do this. If there is no driver install one from the dell support site. Hope this helps!

Within skypes setup properties you should have encountered a wizard to help you setup your sound. If you did do that and its still not working Check for updated sound drivers from your pc manufacturers website.

It sounds like you're SP3 installation is corrupt. Go to start > control panel > add/remove programs > uninstall SP3. See if you can do a restore point then. If so, re-install SP3.

you select the echo buttom, go to the setting and uncheck it I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/mustafa_06f84c65ab5cc745

Hi i have speackers.... but i have no realtec and i have no sound at all i tryed to look for the
volume bar buti can not find thatas well, and i do not have ac97 audio configuration as well
to ut it all together i got nothing to hear music, i hope you can help me out on this problem
please thank you.

from Debbie

• Ensure the connection first if the connectors are hooked up to the correct port.

• check if the speaker is receiving the power there should be an indicator lit up
• If you have an integrated sound card make sure they are not disabled in BIOS.
  
• Then check if the sound drivers are properly installed.
• check the volume control to ensure if mute is checked(uncheck it) also ensure the volume level it needs to be set to a level so that it's audible to you.
• Do check the speakers with another devioce to ensure the speakers are fine and working.
• FOR MORE SPECIFIC INFO PLEASE PROVIDE THE MODEL AND BRAND DETAILS OF THE PC AND SPEAKER AND OS
  

do a system restore/reinstall the drivers /check for the volume control in the control panel/

Is the sound coming from other output devices. Have you checked with any headphones? Please post the question in more detail.If the system audio is entirely failed, the first thing you have to check is that, have you muted the sound accidentally? Or may be your sound drivers are disabled or corrupted.Go to the device manager and check if the drivers are fine.

Head over to support.dell.com

Click on product support.  Either enter your service tag, or your model number and it will take you to some basic information on your PC.

Click on drivers and downloads, locate your audio driver, download and install.

If that doesn't fix it, try the speakers on another computer to ensure they're working properly.  Also, if possible try a set of known good speakers and see if that works on the computer.  This will help you figure out which piece of the puzzle isn't working.