Brother tripped over cord connected to laptop

the best way is to replace, if you have some expertise do it. Otherwise you must go to the repair shop.God bless you

What AJIN GOPAKUMAR says.

You can buy cables and speaker wire at Best Buy, Wal-Mart, Parts Express or Amazon. Even a "dollar store".

One thing to keep in mind - do not fall the hype of people who want to sell you very expensive cables because they will sound "better". $2-8 for a set of RCAs should do nicely.

You don't need Monster Cables or their even more expensive brothers. There are many cables that fit your needs. One example on Amazon is "Hosa Cable CRA202 Dual RCA To Dual RCA Cable - 6.5 Foot". Another is Parts Express's "RCA Patch Cable 6 ft. Gold Plated" for $1.80 plus shipping.

More expensive cables will not hurt anything. But they won't help anything in your set-up.

And keep them short, if you can, for neatness ... though long ones won't hurt anything.

Before you buy speaker cable do some measuring ... and add several feet. You will be just fine with lamp cord or zip cord from a hardware store. "Speaker cable" is the same thing with clear plastic covering, often color-coded. This can be helpful because the most important thing to know about wiring speakers is that the MUST be in-phase -- red to red and white-to-white, or plus-to-plus and minus-to-minus. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! Check and double check!.

It sounds like the power supply on the machine has blown sorry to give you the bad news

Since you already tried another power cord (assuming that it was a working cord and for the exact same model). Then I would say your motherboard is dead.

did the breaker on the plug your using trip?do you have a gfi outlet that tripped?

Target and Walmart have speakers that work through USB therefore bypassing the headphone port and allowing you to hear properly.
Or you could order something like this:

http://www.amazon.com/iLuv-Mini-Speaker-Laptops-iSP130BLK/dp/B003E7YUHA/ref=sr_1_13?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1299699402&sr=1-13

the power cable seems to have brokr inside take it to a tv tech
shop

Hi sheawm. You can use your speakers as long they have the mini-plug connector such as ipods, blackberrys, laptops, desktops, etc. so it won´t matter. I hope this helps.

The audio jack is probably damaged. If your laptop is still under warranty you can see if they will replace the audio port or mobo.

open up tthe speaker case and resoulder the leads/unless the wires pulled loose from the speaker face on the back of the speakers that should fix the problem,if the wires are pulled loose from the speaker face then reattach them with a drop of craze glue and a small drop of silicone sealer which should do the trick!