I do not have any volumn control

F12 increases volume. You may need to raise the volume on the browser before you go full-screen.

Sounds like a defective volume switch on the handlebar

Try and rigth click on the bar >propertys>customise enable hear or reset default setings

Did you check in control panel on the status of your audio settings?

Open audio devices in control panel. click on advance , then click on the drop down bar and select 5.1 . click apply,then OK then and close it .
post if that does not do it.

First unplug the speakers, and then go to the page of the manufacturer's,.
if you cannot find the disc with the drivers.,and download s new copy of the drivers..
Then install it and then shut down the computer and plug in the speakers.. that should do IT.

If you're trying to listen to FM, and are indoors, and your walls are fairly thick, or brick and mortar, chances are you're not getting a strong enough signal.
Modern minisystems like yours come without an external antenna, and use their power cords in lieu of one. Try extending the cord, not coiling it, for better reception.
Other than that, your system may have had a spontaneous problem to its FM tuning module, though not likely.
Good luck!

while calling go to volume option

First go to http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/win/142192 and download the newest version of the software. Sometimes a new program you load such as a game, media player, etc. may require a newer version of the software then what you currently have running.

This should fix the problem. If not, go into the control panel and click on Hardware and Sound in the right view panel. Click on Sound. Be sure that the playback and record tabs list Conexant as the default sound then click OK at the bottom of the window.

If this does not fix the problem check your volumn levels through the Control Panel and be sure the volumn is at adequate levels.

The next step will be to click on additional options in the left view panel. You will see several icons there. Click on Smart Audio. Click on reset to be sure the computer is using it's default settings.

You can also go to the Audio Director tab and be sure the speakers on the computer are turned on. You can set the speakers to play through the headphones or through the speakers only. Setting everything to default is usually best when trying to locate further problems.

Hope this helps everyone! Thanks!

• just check the volume settings on the system tray, by clicking the speaker icon on the lower right side of the screen
• set the settings to high volume
• if the problem persist try to delte and reinstall the sound blaster if have one.
  

the larger box is the subwoofer. the speaker is in the box with no obvious grill because it is used for bass and the box contains a "maze" through which the sound travels before exiting the bottom (usually) of the box. to resolve the issue, go into the control panel, then hardware, then device manager. locate the heading SOUND DEVICES. click the heading to drop down the devices that are under this heading. right click on the first item in the list and select...UNINSTALL DRIVER. confirm the removal and move on to the next, doing the same until no devices remain under the SOUND DEVICES heading. Reboot the computer and let Windows reinstall the devices. On the speakers, set the volumn controls at halfway. On the subwoofer set all controls to halfway. Now, play a CD.......

Check the sound card system Can your hear through headphones for example?