Sound Problem When I installed the system the sound was very loud going all the way to 0. But now it only goes up to -10. I cant figure out how to make it go to 0 again. I tried all the buttons on the remote and receiver and nothing happened, and the manual didn't really help.

Hi

Thank you for your query

Please try the following

1) Go to www.devicedoctor.com and download and install the software
2) Load up the program and then click on 'begin scan'
3) This will scan and hopefully pick up the missing drivers for your sound
4) Click on download for the sound drivers
5) Install the drivers and enjoy

I hope this has been useful

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possible sound device failed, or drivers not the right ones, my newer note book had failed sound device (code 10 cannot start) it started doing static when listening. the failed all the way. i now use an external sound device myself that was about 15 dollars now i have sound again without large cost. this may be an option for you.

To everyone having sound trouble... there is a solution! First make sure your TV is OFF. Unplugg the 2 main cables going into the DVT 412 for 30 seconds. Then re-plugg them. Press down for a few seconds on all the BLACK tabs connecting the sound wires and release. Without a disc in the player... and the TV still OFF, turn the power on and immediatley hold the down the STOP button on the DVT412 for 5-10 seconds. Your picture, vocal and backround sound will return to normal. Feel free to make changes to the sound now! Happy tuning... GO STEELERS! LOL!

if you havent already, click start, run then type dxdiag and hit enter, and go to sound tab and see any reported errors, you may need to re install the driver. Also go into the bios f2 or del on boot up and check that the onboard sound is dissabled if you are using a pci sound card.

lo-ve stated: but i cant still get to it in my windows system and sound options. But there's nothing there.

If there's nothing there your computer can't find a sound card!

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- 82k  ^  0k  is normal   it is called consumer output. when you go into the + zone   that is studio grade pro audio.  so this is not your problem... i think  either you have a bad output or bad speakers...... try some other speakers,but careful !  not to blow them with loud volume  if they are not set up for this unit.  hope i could help   also try other on board sound settings when trying other speakers       imanfix

Yes, i had this same problem. If it was too loud, at level 37+, any loud boom would shut down the subwoofer, subsequently shutting down the speakers. As such, I figured it might have been the 8 pin dim cable, but that wasn't it. What solved the problem was lowerin the BASS level. Not the level on the subwoofer, but the actual BASS level. I had it at +10 (the max) and it was too much for the system to handle. I don't think I ever had it like that so I'm assuming someone, maybe my daughters, moved the settings. But anyway, moving the bass level back down to either 0 or +3 at most maintains the "boom" effect of the subwoofer minus the shutting off of the system.