How to fix your speakers

This VP2365WB does have built-in speakers. http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktop-monitors/lcd/pro-series/vp2365wb.htm

Please read your user manual: http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktop-monitors/lcd/pro-series/vp2365wb.htm

You need a set of powered speakers sytem.
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Make sure the Volume is high on the monitor as well as on the PC. the speaker cable that is connected to the back of the tower to the back of the monitor you have to connect that speaker cable to the front on the tower in the headset port and try to play some music. that should work out if there is no issue with the sound driver.
You can uninstall the sound driver from the device manager and reinstall it. update the driver.

well the reason for it not working is becausethe windows lost the speaker's driver so what you need to do is to re-install the driver of the speaker.

Apparently the built-in speakers have one bad. You can have the speakers replaced for you at a good computer repair shop if you cannot affort to send it in at this time.

unplugg your hdmi cable and use a regular monitor cable then plug your speakers in to your sound card

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Here is a review of the monitor, it says it does have speakers, but not very good review, but most if not all speakers that are built in are not great. I hope this helped, Gym

make sure they have not came unplugged from the computer also on many keyboards there is a mute button, make sure it has not accidentally got pressed

Guys try to reinstall your audio drivers, because i had the same exact problem, so find out what sounds card you have and go on their website and download the latest sound card driver

Hello First of all you need a sound card on your computer with a Spk. (Speaker) or Phones (headphones) Out Jack it might be a symbol of a small speaker or headphones. You have to be sure you are getting a actual sound output signal from this sound card too. If the sound card is not working your moniter speakers would not have a signal to drive it. You also need a 1/8" Stereo 2 male stereo plugs on both ends, one end plugs in back of moniter other plugs in back of computer like I mentiond above. Make sure your Mute button is not selected on your computers volume button usally at bottom right of screen. Make sure the volume buttons are up to aprox 3/4 up also. Then for last on the moniter look in the menu i think you might have to keep pressing the menu button but i kind of forget now but its a Spk setting and volume setting in this speaker setup within the moniter as well make sure this is turned on and set at a higher volume level as well. Thats about all I can say without taking the moniter apart and checking the jack and wires and speakers. I would suggest you take it to a electronics or a tv repair or computer repair person to go any further then this. Hope you take time to read all of this I tried to put every step in here to help anyone out with this problem. Thanks for reading. Ken T

Could you post with more specifics? If you're sure its the speakers then you can get a product that fixes the membrane(a torn membrane sounds like... a torn membrane), or you could replace the speakers, making sure you get replacements with the right voltages(take originals with you to shop). But it also could be a problem that's leading up to the speakers, and that's more tricky. you got to have the equipment to trace the voltages going into the speaker and find the fault, check where it stops. Good luck, and don't get electrocuted please