Audio feedback The built-in microphone and the built-in speakers cause audio feedback at normal volume settings. Are there settings for either the microphone or the speakers that will avoid this? Muting the speakers works, but I'd like to not have to do that.

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I can't figure out what you are asking. Can you rephrase your question? What operating system are you using, Win7? If so, try right-clicking on the "speaker" icon found in the system tray (lower right hand side of screen) and select 'Open Volume Mixer' option. Make sure all settings are not set to minimum. It could be another config setting. Explore other options under the "speaker" icon.
Good Luck.

This may sound silly, bit do you have your tablet in a sleeve or cover? If so, check that the cover is not covering the speaker outlet(s) on the back of the tablet. If it is, a hole or slot cut into the cover over where the speakers are located should fix the problem.
By the way, a quick test to see if this is the proble is to operate the tablet with the cover removed. If the sound is now OK, it's the cover causing the problem. This happens more often than you might think...

Also, some tablet do have really poor audio systems and both low volume and low quality sound. Hopefully your tablet is not one of them.

Yes, you'll need a 3.5 mm audio cable (PC audio) with M/M ends. Connect the cable between the headphone jack of the Next Book and the Aux Input of the Rave speaker. The Aux Input jack on the speaker is between the charging port and the On/Off switch. The headphone jack is between the power button and the DC Power Input port on some Next Book models; you should check your unit's documentation for the exact location. Only the volume controls on the Rave speaker will work. You'll need to select tracks and press Play/Pause on the Next Book.

I hope this helps.

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First thing to check is your settings for sound. Go into settings and click on sound . The options are there. Make sure it's not on mute or something similar. Try changing the setting. Next is plug in your earphones in the jack. If that works then your jack is open after you take the jack out. If none of this works then a connection to your internal speaker has come loose or off.

I am not familiar with your unit. Just standard stuff on all tablets is what I am suggesting.

The bleep cold be just a bleep device separate from the speakers. It looks like a round piece of aluminum with a large dot of white solid past on it with a wire attached.
1st. make sure the volume is up all the way.
Then try using a headphone just to make sure the sound card is working.
If the headphones work then it should be a setting somewhere.
Sometime the switch that turns off the speakers when headphones are plugged in gets stuck, try plunging them in and unplugging them out while music is playing.
If they don't work the sound card may be blown but it is still possible it is not.
Also, try Keyboard shortcuts for mute and UN-mute.
Try going to control panel and bring up the sound app and try different options in there for mono and or what ever it has, you may find the answer there.
If the headphones work but nothing else works you can always plug external speakers in the headphone plug.

Turn the sensitivity down in the sound mixer?
Right hand mouse click on the loudspeaker icon and choose recording mixer. Adjust as required.
Hope that helps.

First, try pluging in an exteral mic to check the mic itself is not broke. Next Go to the device manager to check for driver problems (control panel, system, Hardware look for yellow ?'s) Check control panel, Sounds and Audio, audio, sound recording, volume. There are just too many ways to mess with the sound settings, and they often seem to just mute themselves!
Good luck

right click on the speaker icon in your taskbar, select Open Volume Control. If you do not see the Microphone control select options>properties and select it from the list of check boxes. Press OK. Check the mute box for your microphone.

hi. i had the same problem all audio worked just when i pluged earphones in sound was going from speakers not from earphones. well i had before some problems with windows what may cause it. dont know why but after pressing Fn+F5 the earfone output started work corectly. probably some hardware initialization failure

hope it will work for u