For the last few weeks my laptop volume has been setting itself at mute, even when I turn it up it will turn itself down ?1
It looks like your sound driver is creating problem try to Reinstall it from Devise Manager.
SOURCE: My laptop turns itself OFF
If you are using windows go into the control panel and check the power settings
SOURCE: Computer turns off by itself
I have a toshiba laptop which was unexpectedly switching off. The laptop was 2 years old. I did lots of searching online to discover this is a VERY COMMON ISSUE. The problem is, dust blocks the heatsink. When I took my computer to pieces, I found a strip of dust half an inch (1cm) thick covering the back of the heatsink which prevented air flow. If your laptop is a couple of years old, this could be the problem. When I removed this dust, the problem disappeared. If you are computer savvy, then try the following - if not, take it down to a computer shop! 1) Remove the 5 screws holding down the heat sink cover and processor cover. These are on the bottom of the laptop, in the centre, at the back. 2) Remove the 3 screws which hold in the heat sink in place. 3) Remove the heatsink 4) Take the dust out 5) Re-assemble a note: be careful not to get dust in the thermal paste on the cpu - unless you have replacement paste. Good Luck!
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sounds like you have an intermittent problem with your AC adaptor or dc input jack. Does the light on the AC adaptor light up when you plug it in? If it does then your dc input jack may be faulty. If the light on the ac adaptor does not light then replace the ac adaptor. Good Luck!
click start control panel sounds and audio devices select advanced might place a tick in the mute box then untick it after he has read his email
or he might just turn the volume down
right click on the speaker icon in the bottom toolbar select volume mixer there you can adjust the volume
this will differ depending on the operating system
hope it helps
Hi nidkap,
My name is Oliver Riemann and I work in the product marketing group for Laptop Accessories. I was disappointed to learn about your recent experiences with the Speaker Lapdesk - this experience is not what we would wish for our customers.
The issue you describe in your mail could have various causes, and our engineers are willing to investigate in order to be able to deliver the best experience.
But we want to help you now. I would be happy to exchange your lapdesk with a totally new one. If this offers suits you, please feel free to contact me via email.
Thank you,
Oliver
[email protected]
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