I have no volume on my monitor - Acer AL512 15" LCD Monitor

Any model number(s) would have been really helpful...

I like the 2+ year old suggestion below...

to wit...

"Once you get to Volume mode, use the "<" and ">" keys."

else try...


https://www.bing.com/search?q=acer+monitor+volume+control&form=EDGNTC&qs=AS&cvid=508482d0abab412bba60d515f5c20a02&pq=acer+monitor+volume+control&PC=DCTE

Take it in and have it bench tested.
Terry

are you using the monitor's volume or are you using speakers? If its monitor volume, I would say go into the main menu of the monitor by pressing the menu button. Then go to the volume setting and raise the level. If the volume level is already on the highest, you may want to consider using another solution to monitor sound, such as speakers or headphones connected to your computer.

Adjust the volume

The HP All-in-One provides three levels for adjusting the Ring and Beep Volume and
the Phone Line Monitor Volume.

The ring volume is the volume of the phone rings. The beep volume is the level of
button press and error beeps. The default Ring and Beep Volume setting is Soft.

The Phone Line Monitor Volume is the volume of dial tones and fax tones. The
default Phone Line Monitor Volume is Medium.

To adjust the Ring and Beep Volume from the control panel

1. Press Setup.

2. Press 4, and then press 4 again. This selects Basic Fax Setup and then selects Ring and Beep Volume.

3. Press to select one of the options: Soft, Loud, or Off.

4. Press OK.


To adjust the Phone Line Monitor Volume from the control panel

1. Press Setup.

2. Press 4, and then press 5. This selects Basic Fax Setup and then selects Phone Line Monitor Volume.

3. Press to select one of the options: Medium, High, or Low.

4. Press OK.


Trust this is helpful. Please vote. :)

Did you turn up the both (at the PC Audio control panel and at the Monitor control panel) volumes up?
Try using MP3 player or any audio sound sources feeding the monitor audio input to see what happen also.

Monitor volume is affected by TWO volume controls (or even three...)
1: Volume on the monitor can be set to 80%
2: Main Volume on the COMPUTER can be set to your liking.
3: Wave volume on the computer mixer settings should be set for 80% (See Sound on your control panel or right click your volume control near the clock)

If all these are right and the volume is still low, check that the audio is not set for surround 5 or 7 channel and the monitor audio connector is plugged into the REAR green connection on the computer.

Still problems, the audio driver in the monitor is shot.

Was something spilled on the volume key? Sounds like it is stuck... you can use a fine toothpick and plain water to "scrub" around the key, there may be some buildup that inhitbits the key from "unpressing".

Hope this helps!

-- RT

This monitor has no volume. The volume is controlled by the computer connected to the monitor, and not controlling the monitor itself.

To regulate volume on computer, click on the small audio icon near to the clock, or locate the audio settings icon in control panel.

the user guide is here

http://www.westinghousedigital.com/manuals.aspx

yours is listed under LCD monitors

there is a way to turn up the volume via the onscreen display page 13
bear i mind though that the speakers inside the monitor are 2watts only so won´t be really loud anyway

hi dear

Monitor Volume Control In order for the volume control feature of the Presario xx25 monitors to work correctly with the computer, it is necessary for the monitor to be powered on at least 8-10 seconds before the CPU. Try removing the computer and monitor from any surge protector or power strip that they may be attached to, and turning on the monitor first, then the computer itself.
3rd Party Video Cards The volume control on the 1425, 1525, 1725 and FX monitors is a digital control. It sends its commands via two conductors in the monitor's VGA data cable. The corresponding points on the VGA connector on your 4700 series Presario accept this signal. A 3rd party video card would not have this functionality built in. Most times, it just means the remote volume knob ceases to function. You can still adjust levels with the software. In some cases, however, a 3rd party card can cause the volume to either drop or go full on with no way to control it. One possible solution is to turn the computer on and let it fully boot up BEFORE you turn on the monitor. This way the monitor's remote volume function will not be initialized and you may be able to use the software volume controls.
You can if you want, go to any Computer parts store and purchase a VGA extension cable. You will need to remove pins 4 and 11. This cable will be installed on the monitor cable and then to the card itself. The rest of the manufacturers cabling will remain the same. You will lose the use of the volume control knob on the monitor. If this is not acceptable, then you will need to remove the card.


oke

cropp