Compaq FP 7317 Speaker / Sound Problem

You need to run a cable from the "line-out" (GREEN) socket on your computer's audio-device to the "line-in" socket on the monitor.

check audio pin is inserted properly or not check whether mute mode is selected check that only one player is not working or same check audio drivers are installed properly or not .If all above are ok then speakers are faulty you have to replace it

You ether got a short in there or the plug cable has a short ether way this needs to be looked at a quick fix would be to buy seperate speakers.

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Make sure that your soundcard is properly installed as are it's drivers. Check to see that sound is not muted. This can be done via the speaker icon in the system tray or from sound in control panel.

You can try using an audio enhancer. That can boost your audio volume a bit.
Check out: http://www.pcauthorities.com/multimedia/how-to-boost-laptop-audio

Works for PC's as well as laptops.

Jules

Sounds like you need to re-install your sound drivers.

You need the proper driver for your monitor, and you will find it here: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?os=228&lc=en&cc=us&product=324199&dlc=en&lang=en

If you require instruction on how to update the driver, let us know?

Good luck.

When did you purchase your monitor? if it sitll have warranty then call the manufacturer to replace it. You have encountered minor defects. However u can have sound for your computer. Use a desktop speakers connect it to the back panel of your tower case/casing. there u can locate the jack for speakers, jack's color is green. regarding to the CD's you burned, Speakers cant affect the quality of sound burned in your cd.

I suspect that when you reattached the monitor back you might have moved the agp card out of her slot. Check if you have connected properly your monitor to the pc And if the agp is in it's slot properly attached. Hope it helps, good luck!!

Turn on the computer and complete the following steps: Step 1: Check cable connections (If you can see the initial HP or Compaq logo screen but later lose the picture, you can skip to Step 2.) check the video cable connection on the back of the computer and on the monitor. Make sure that it is connected properly and the connecting screws are tight. Turn the monitor off and then back on again (while the computer is on) to see if an image appears. Some Flat Panel monitors have two similar power input connections placed side-by-side on the back of the monitor, which sometimes allows them to get confused for one another. One connector is used to supply power to the speakers with a separate power cord, while the other connector is used for the monitor's power adapter. Ensure that you have the monitor's power adapter cord plugged into the power connector and not the speaker connector. After you have reconnected the power cord, turn on the monitor (while the computer is on) to see if an image appears. If there is still no image, continue to the next Step. Step 2: Resetting the monitor At first setup, or under certain signal conditions, the monitor may not be able to switch to a new display resolution. Do NOT shut down or restart the computer. Instead, perform the following steps: Turn off the monitor using the Power button on the front. If the Power button does not respond, unplug the power cord from the back of monitor and wait five seconds. Plug the power cord back in. You should see the image from the computer on the screen.