Sound problems No sound form speakers

Sounds like one of your speakers is broken.

the realtek sound drivers comes with the mother board drivers c.d. in the form of sound driver.so insert your motherboard driver c.d and install the sound drivers.

Hi,


The problem you are experiencing with your TV is as a result of a bad sound output IC(integrated circuit),the sound IC generates and transmits all forms of sound produced by the TV,since its bad no form of sound can be produced from the TV.

The solution is to replace the sound IC of your TV,it is normally located beside the screen IC,depending on your brand of television,it can be purchased from any electronic part shop close to you .


Thanks and take care..

From your volume at the taskbar far right beside the start menu right click on the volume icon and click on Adjust audio properties from there you will find speaker settings and form there click on Advance and change the kind of settings of speaker you are using to the one that will make a party noise out and you can continually change the settings to get the one that suites you ok.

it sounds to me that you may have a blown speaker or speakers or that an internal wire inside your speaker box has come unplugged form your speaker if you are good at working on electronics i would try togo further into the problem and take the speakers apart or simply buy another set. they sell for extemely cheap at wal mart or even a dollar general

Im not hearing sound from my speakers

ADUJST THE SOUND WITH SPEAKER ICON ON THE START BUTTON MENU BAR DOWN

These speakers only accept digital input in form of 3.5mm mini-din digital out from your source.

i've put 8 speakers on my amplifier, and it dint produce any sound, after that no more sound came out, in any single speakers, can you help me on that? do have any solutions?

all of the channel are resonding to the test. but you cant notice it bec 5.1 speakers, each channel are designed to respond to a certain frequecies.  the L/R channel your talking about have the mid-range frequecies so it responds clearly compared to other channels...

 

hope that helps...