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Anonymous Posted on May 24, 2013

Toughbook CF-53 Speakers won't work

Toughbook CF 53 I used the Fn & F4 key to mute my speakers, but when I went to turn the volume back up it now will not play anything through the speakers. I can plug in headphones and the volume works fine. I can also run the self diag. on the system and it says everything is working fine.

  • solomon
    solomon Dec 22, 2013

    Hi.. I am also facing sound problem in my toughbook cf-53. It was working fine. i checked all the settings. and sound drivers are all upto date. i even uninstalled and reinstalled from /util/drivers but still no sound. but when i play movie or mp3, the audio lines are going up and down as if its working properly. when i run one utility to fix the audio problem, that reported everything is functioning and didnt find any problem. Im very much confused. please help me how can fix this prob? Thanks for all of you

  • solomon
    solomon Jan 27, 2014

    still my audio is not working and have been unable to find a good solution. here in chennai, india, they dont have panasonic service centre and im afraid to give any other service fellows. Even if i plug in headphone, no audio is heard.

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  • Posted on May 26, 2013
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Have you tried rebooting? In the Control Panel, select Sounds, select Speakers as default, remove headphones plug from jack.

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  • Anonymous May 28, 2013

    Just FYI I have done this already and it still does the same thing. When running the self diag it shows the bar graph for the sound move up and down like it is playing audio, but nothing comes out. Under the config it says system operating properly. It's almost as if the speakers got unpluged or something like that.

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    max carson May 28, 2013

    OK, Perhaps your correct, the connection on the motherboard has come loose, or needs reseating. try some Electronic Contact Cleaner on the connection. You could always search ebay for speakers replacements.

  • Anonymous May 28, 2013

    okay, thanks for the help

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  • Posted on Dec 25, 2008

SOURCE: Panasonic CF-51 Toughbook Fn keys don't work at all

The following website contains the needed drivers:

https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pc/cgi-bin/itn/toughbook/dl01.cgi

Select your model of CF-51 Toughbook, but you MUST be specific. There are about nine variations of the CF-51 so you must use the right drivers.

Download the hkeyapp, hkeyset, and hotkey files and unpack all files. Use the default unpack locations. If you download the files for a laptop version that is not your own, when you try to run any of these files the computer will tell you that the file is not for your model. If the files successfully unpack then you know you have the right files.

For hkeyset and hkeyapp you must run the set-up applications in the unpacked folders.

Go to Control Panel>System>Hardware>Device Manager and go to Other Devices.

The Hotkeys will appear as an "Unknown Devices" so if there is more than one, right click and choose "Update Driver".

Select "Install driver from specific location" and direct it to "C:\util2\drivers\hotkey" folder.

The computer will find the file and install the driver after which point you must restart the computer.

Hope this helps. It took me a while to figure this stuff out on my own so hope it speeds up somebody else's attempt.

Andrew

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 09, 2008

SOURCE: Panasonic Toughbook CF-51 laptop blue FN key locked on

Hit "FN" and the "NUM Lock" key together to unlock it.

I believe thats the combination.

Let me know.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 07, 2010

SOURCE: I used the FN + Mute button on my panasonic cf-w5

Double-click the "volume control" icon, to open the "sound mixer" control. Move all the sliders to "maximum", and remove any "mute" check-boxes.

Do you have a "FN + something" key to increase the volume?

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 07, 2010

SOURCE: i used the fn then f4 button to mute my panasonic cf-y7

When booted into windows just hit fn and f4 again. That should unmute it. You can also look at the toolbar at the bottowm right corner. You should see an icon that looks like a speaker. Right-click and check to see if mute is checked. If so just uncheck it.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 19, 2012

SOURCE: Gateway Internal Speakers Stopped Working

click on Start / Control Panel / Sounds And Audio Devices

look at Speaker Settings / Advanced -- be sure it is set to your internal speakers.

the tabs across the top; go to Audio. -- be sure it is set to your sound card. For example, mine is "SoundMax Digital Audio" ... If there is another device you use that plugs into your USB, it could have stuck on "USB Codex". If it is, just put it on "NameOfSound Card" ...

Good luck, Don't be afraid to look all around inside the Sounds And Audio Devices box. And is this helped, please take a sec to rate me. Thanks!
Don

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